From PC Mag: Cisco scored a major victory this week after it managed to secure an injunction against four Chinese companies manufacturing and selling counterfeit versions of its networking hardware.
As The Wall Street Journal reports, the temporary injunction was granted following a lawsuit filed by Cisco in the Eastern District of New York. It pointed to four Chinese manufacturers, Shenzhen Tianheng Network Co., Gezhi Photonics Technology Co. Ltd., Shenzhen Sourcelight Technology Co., and Dariocom, who the company accused of producing counterfeit versions of its transceivers.
The network transceiver allows for the transmission of data on a network and Cisco supplies them as part of its corporate networking gear for use in a range scenarios, some of which require a very high level of security. These include hospitals, military facilities, and many corporate environments.
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