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Photos: Symantec leaves its security bunker

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Tom Espiner ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 21 Jun 2007 15:35 BST

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Security company Symantec has moved its security operations centre (SOC) from a nuclear bunker just outside Winchester to its campus in Reading, which used to be the old Veritas office. John Brigden, senior European vice president for Symantec, said the bunker was secure, with its 12-foot thick walls, but had "questionable sanitation".

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