Bayview Capital Group

Iddiction specializes in mobile application discovery, offering a platform that connects developers with the right users for their apps and games. The company's mobile distribution software enables developers to effectively share information about their mobile applications, ensuring that users receive relevant recommendations. By streamlining the process of app discovery, Iddiction enhances the visibility of mobile offerings, facilitating better access for users seeking new applications and games.

Securify, Inc. provides security monitoring and internal control solutions for business systems and networks. It offers identity-based and application-aware solutions, which monitor and verify network access and user behavior. The company's monitoring appliances provide visibility to fill gaps in planning and audit discovery, identity and access management, and insider risk mitigation initiatives. It serves financial institutions, federal agencies, and Department of Defense. It was formerly known as Veriguard, Inc. and changed its name to Securify, Inc. in October, 1998. The company was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California with additional offices in Herndon, Virginia and New York, New York. As of October 1, 2008, Securify, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Secure Computing Corp.

Systemonic is a provider of wireless communications platforms, specializing in the development of silicon systems that support multi-protocol and multi-band wireless local area networks (LANs). The company's flexible and re-configurable platform enables customers to rapidly bring wireless communication products to market, accommodating various standards while enhancing features and reducing power consumption. This approach ultimately results in a lower total cost of ownership for clients, making Systemonic a valuable partner in the wireless communications sector.

Securify, Inc. provides security monitoring and internal control solutions for business systems and networks. It offers identity-based and application-aware solutions, which monitor and verify network access and user behavior. The company's monitoring appliances provide visibility to fill gaps in planning and audit discovery, identity and access management, and insider risk mitigation initiatives. It serves financial institutions, federal agencies, and Department of Defense. It was formerly known as Veriguard, Inc. and changed its name to Securify, Inc. in October, 1998. The company was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California with additional offices in Herndon, Virginia and New York, New York. As of October 1, 2008, Securify, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Secure Computing Corp.

Entridia Corporation is an Internet infrastructure company focused on developing advanced silicon-based routing engines that facilitate the convergence of data, voice, and video communications over the Internet. By providing innovative silicon and system solutions, Entridia aims to empower original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in building the next generation of Internet gateways. Their products are designed to enhance network performance, ensuring reliable and efficient communication for users across various platforms.

RiverSoft provides solutions that enable service providers and other enterprises to keep pace with the rapidly evolving internet world.

Mockingbird Networks, based in the heart of Silicon Valley, is an innovative systems company focused on bringing the best of distributed computing to the telecommunications industry. Mockingbird is managed by a seasoned executive team with expertise in high-performance UNIX systems, telecommunications, data communications, and application software. The result: Integrated VoIP application switches built on a comprehensive distributed switching architecture with revenue-ready customer care and billing software that in toto are ideal for forward-thinking next-generation service providers (NSPs) and voice application service providers (VASPs) looking for the right platform to build their differentiated service and competitive edge. Mockingbird's unique approach of a distributed switching architecture uses the IP backbone as the switching fabric so that its carrier-class VoIP application switches have a small system footprint with virtually unlimited scalability. This "Think Big, Start Small TM" philosophy makes Mockingbird VoIP application switches the ideal platform to introduce new voice services on an economical scale and expand smoothly with customer demand. Mockingbird Networks was founded in 1997, is headquartered in Cupertino, California and is privately held.

Nomadix specializes in providing intelligent network devices that facilitate reliable and secure wireless computing and bandwidth management. The company offers a range of solutions designed for public Internet access, catering to businesses of all sizes, including those in hospitality, telecommunications, healthcare, and education. With a proven track record of shipping over 50,000 gateways globally, Nomadix's products enable operators and venue owners to deploy efficient and user-friendly high-speed Internet gateways. Their offerings include guest authentication, network management, reporting, and conference management, which enhance guest and tenant satisfaction by ensuring a high-quality Internet experience.

Peopleclick Authoria, known for its integrated talent management software, specializes in human capital management solutions. The company's offerings include performance management, recruiting, and compensation management tools designed to assist organizations in effectively recruiting, developing, compensating, retaining, and engaging their workforce. Their product suite encompasses various functionalities, such as recruiting, performance evaluation, incentive management, salary planning, succession planning, and communication software. Founded in 1997 and originally named Foundation Technologies, Inc., the company rebranded to Authoria, Inc. in 1999. Headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, Peopleclick Authoria also maintains offices in Austin, Texas; Santa Barbara, California; and Bangalore, India.

Soapstone Networks (formerly Avici Systems) developer of Terabit Switch/Router technology aimed at providing the next generation of high performance, IP-based routers to carriers and Internet Service Providers worldwide. Soapstone Networks got liquidated in 2009 July.