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CREDANT introduces Manager for BitLocker with latest Enterprise Data protection Software

CREDANT Makes Deployment of Microsoft BitLocker More Secure and Compliant through Innovative Approach

CREDANT Technologies, the trusted experts in data protection, yesterday announced the release of CREDANT Manager for BitLocker, a key component of the new CREDANT Enterprise Server 7.1.1, which will be available soon. As part of a series of releases providing centralized management for encryption across all enterprise platforms, CREDANT Enterprise Server 7.1.1 will provide the simplest, best integrated and most secure solution to reduce the work of managing Microsoft BitLocker.

: YVONNE ESKENZI; InfoSecurity; Posted On Thursday, 07 April 2011 10:52

'Phased Transition to a New Regulatory Regime'

Recently, the security Industry Authority held a special Conference on the 'Phased Transition to a New Regulatory Regime. Today, we bring you the key note address delivered by the Authority’s Chairman, Baroness Ruth Henig on March 30, 2011. The SIA conference was opened by Chairman, Ruth Henig. Addressing the 200 strong audience at the Honourable Artillery Company in central London, Ruth Henig called for views and input during the transition to new regulation.

She told delegates:

"We have a real opportunity to reshape regulation, to further drive up standards and reduce the threat from criminal activity. We want you, who work in the industry, to be actively involved in the front line of change, making it happen in a way which suits your needs. We want to see regulation based on business registration, qualifications managed by the industry and a clear focus on professionalism and on quality standards. Between us we have a real opportunity to translate this vision into reality and to start to adapt the current regime where we can to meet the needs of the future."

: BARONESS RUTH HENIG; Industry News; Posted On Wednesday, 06 April 2011 09:01

Origin Storage welcomes new CESG security product certification plans

Origin Storage has welcomed the impending Commercial Product Assurance (CPA) Foundation and Augmented certification scheme from the CESG - the Communications-Electronics Security Group - since it will give public sector organisations a wider and more competitive choice of security products.

: DARSHNA KAMANI; InfoSecurity; Posted On Wednesday, 06 April 2011 08:20

Epsilon data breach causes potential reputational havoc for major US brands

Reports that Epsilon, the permission-based email marketing firm, has suffered a major data breach, could cause severe reputational damage for its clients, warns Venafi, the enterprise key and certificate management specialist.