Technology,
Intellectual Property,
Civil Litigation
Oct. 9, 2020
Cisco ordered to pay $1.9B for infringing cybersecurity patents
enior U.S. District Judge Henry C. Morgan Jr. of the Eastern District of Virginia concluded Cisco infringed Centripetal Networks' patents in a Monday ruling following a court trial.
San Jose-based Cisco Systems Inc. was ordered to pay $1.9 billion in damages and interest for infringing four cybersecurity patents owned by a Virginia company.
Senior U.S. District Judge Henry C. Morgan Jr. of the Eastern District of Virginia concluded Cisco infringed Centripetal Networks' patents in a Monday ruling following a court trial.
Cisco spokeswoman Robyn Blum wrote in a Thursday statemen...
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