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January/February 2010
Company News: PKWARE® and Fidelis Security Systems Release Joint Content-Aware Encryption Solution
PKWARE has partnered with Fidelis Security Systems, the leader in next generation data leakage prevention (DLP) solutions, and released a new joint content-aware encryption solution that combines DLP and enterprise encryption. The new solution helps organizations safeguard valuable digital assets and address increasing regulatory compliance requirements for the protection of sensitive information.
The new content-aware encryption solution lets enterprise security and risk professionals set up centralized policy management controls for automatic detection and encryption of sensitive information contained in email messages and email attachments, without negatively impacting end-user usability. It ensures that corporate policies for the encryption of sensitive emails and attached files are enforced as information flows in and out of the corporate network.
In the joint solution, the Fidelis Extrusion Prevention System’s® Fidelis XPS™ Mail appliance analyzes email messages and file attachments as they traverse the corporate network, marking sensitive messages and attachments for automatic downstream encryption by PKWARE’s SecureZIP® encryption platform. The PKWARE/Fidelis enterprise encryption solution has been tested and certified by both companies.
PKWARE has also joined the Fidelis Technology Partnership Program, designed to enable the development of joint solutions that combine Fidelis technology with partners’ technologies in support o customer requirements.
To learn more about the combined PKWARE/Fidelis solution, click here to view the on-demand Webinar “Better Encryption through Chemistry: Blending Encryption and Content Awareness.”
January/February 2010
Company News: Visit PKWARE® at These Upcoming Events
RSA Conference 2010
March 1-5, 2010
Moscone Center, San Francisco
Booth #2045
PKWARE is exhibiting in booth #2045 at RSA Conference 2010, March 1-5, at San Francisco’s Moscone Center. Before you leave town for RSA Conference, be sure to visit our Website and print off your certificate for an exclusive gift redeemable in our booth #2045. Be sure to stop by!
Also, visit our Website to receive a FREE Expo pass valued at $100, compliments of PKWARE. Simply create an RSA account and use Expo Pass code EC10PKW during your online registration session.
Click here to learn more about RSA Conference 2010
SHARE
March 14-18, 2010
Washington State Convention and Trade Center, Seattle
Booth #302
During the Technology Exchange Expo, visit PKWARE’s booth #302 to learn about PKZIP and SecureZIP for z/OS®. We also invite you to attend our educational presentation “Experiences with Advanced System z Cryptographic Key Protection in z/OS ICSF” on Monday, March 15, 11:00am-12:00pm, in Room 306 at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center.
Click here to learn more about SHARE in Seattle
FAA IT/ISS Partnership & Training Conference 2010
March 29-April 1, 2010
Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort, Orlando
Booth #227
PKWARE is exhibiting in booth #227 at the FAA IT/ISS Partnership & Training Conference Exhibit Hall, March 29-March 31, at the Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort. In addition to visiting our booth, be sure to attend the class sessions PKWARE is presenting:
- “Cross-Platform Secure Data Exchange” – offered March 30 from 3:30-4:30pm
- “Fundamentals of Protecting PII and Encrypting Files with Your HSPD-12 Credentials” – offered March 31 from 1:00-2:00pm
- “HSPD-12: Maximizing Your Investments in PIV and CAC Through Alternative Uses” – offered April 1 from 10:30-11:30am
- “SecureZIP Tips & Tricks” – offered March 30 from 1:00-3:00pm; March 31 from 2:30-4:30pm; and April 1 from 8:00-10:00am
Click here to learn more about FAA IT/ISS Partnership & Training Conference
January/February 2010
Company News: New CEO Takes Helm at PKWARE®
PKWARE, recently acquired by an investment group led by Novacap, a leading Canadian private equity firm, announced that V. Miller Newton has been named President and Chief Executive Officer.
“PKWARE is an amazing company with proven data management and security solutions, a marquee customer base, and a great team,” said Newton, President and Chief Executive Officer for PKWARE. “I am excited to accelerate PKWARE’s efforts to help our customers address their critical concerns regarding compliance regulations, audit requirements, protection of sensitive information, and reducing overall operation costs.”
Newton was previously Chief Executive Officer for Monster, the renowned global employment solution. He is credited with growing the company from $400,000 to $45 million in revenue and from 50 to 230 employees. Prior to being named CEO of Monster, he was Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing for TMP Worldwide, a global marketing communications company and parent company of Monster (now Monster Worldwide – NYSE: MWW). Newton was instrumental in taking TMP Worldwide public in 1996.
In addition to his tenure with Monster, Newton was previously Chief Executive Officer of Netkey, a leading provider of applications and management software for self-service kiosks and digital signage. Netkey was acquired by NCR (NYSE: NCR). Prior to that, he was Chairman and Chief Executive Officer for Boston-based Lavastorm Technologies (now Martin Dawes Analytics), an international data analytic software company focused on improving business performance.
“Miller’s experience in growing technology companies, combined with his leadership style, management expertise and marketing savvy, make him the ideal person to lead PKWARE,” said Pierre McMaster, General Partner of Novacap.
Learn more about Miller Newton in the PKWARE NewsroomJanuary/February 2010
Topics & Trends: Easily Secure and Exchange Data with External Partners
Sharing sensitive data internally within an extended enterprise is a challenge in itself. Exchanging information with business partners outside of an organization’s network presents a new set of security concerns.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) realized the security risk involved with exchanging critical medical data and patient records with hundreds of non-government endpoints, including research labs, universities, and private health care providers. CMS needed a solution that would allow it to easily extend its security policies and best practices to an unlimited number of partners, protecting its personally identifiable information (PII) wherever it went, regardless of the computing platform.
Read this Gartner Case Study to learn how CMS is protecting PII and easily exchanging secure files inside and outside of their network, across multiple computing platforms.
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