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Based on this overwhelming trial win, Finjan has requested that the Court issue a permanent injunction preventing Secure Computing from continuing to sell products which the jury had ruled infringed Finjan’s patents. As the jury ruled that Secure Computing’s infringement was willful, Finjan is also seeking enhanced damages up to three times the amount the jury awarded, as well as attorneys’ fees, court costs and pre- and post-judgment interest.

The jury awarded Finjan past damages in the amount of 16% royalty rate for Webwasher software, 8% royalty rate for Webwasher appliances, and 8% for the Cyberguard TSP appliances. The total amount of past damages based on what was available to the jury ($49 million of software and $16.75 million of hardware) totaled $9.18 million. These damages did not include sales of the Webwasher products after September 9, 2007, and sales of the Cyberguard TSP appliance after June 2006. With these motions, Finjan is requesting the Court to include an accounting of infringing sales not considered by or available to the jury.