CA did.
Or maybe you should have written - Ever since the CA acquisition of Netegrity
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Do you mean Oblix, not Netegrity?
Dave must be spending too much time in the corporate hospitality suites. All the vendors look the same anymore.
I believe you're both right
Oracle did indeed acquire Oblix (not Netegrity) which became their Access Manager product. Amit was the VP of Product Management for Netegrity. I believe he joined CA for a few months after they acquired Netegrity and then headed over to Oracle.
Methinks Dave should clarify that paragraph :-)
what else is wrong in your articles
makes you wonder
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