BeCrypt and RSA join forces.
BeCrypt has announced that it has joined the RSA Secured[R] Partner
Program to certify interoperability between its DISK Protect[R] v4.2
Standard data security solution and the RSA SecurID[R] SID800 hardware
token and RSA[R] Smart Card 5200. DISK Protect v4.2 Standard is the
latest version of BeCrypt's full disk encryption solution, which
has many additional features such as providing more flexible use of
removable media devices and secure, automated removal of encryption keys
allowing the safe decommissioning of computers that may have held
sensitive data. DISK Protect secures the data on desktop and laptop PCs
with three layers of security, full disk encryption, strong pre-boot
authentication and optional removable media encryption, without any
noticeable impact on performance. Full disk encryption is performed
transparently on the fly, avoiding the risk that the user may forget to
encrypt sensitive files. Pre-boot authentication allows DISK Protect to
encrypt the operating system and prevent data being accessed with low
level tools. Removable media encryption secures data on USB and other
connected devices. The solution is as simple to use as entering a
password, but significantly more secure. Used in conjunction with RSA[R]
Authentication Manager software, an RSA SecurID authenticator is
engineered to function like an ATM card for a company network, requiring
users to identify themselves with two unique factors--something they
know (a password or PIN), and something they have (such as an RSA
SecurID hardware authenticator in the form of a token)--before they are
granted access to secure business information.www.rsa.com/rsasecured
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