Lamantine Software has released a new version of its Sticky Password password
manager and form filler—5.0—which addresses personal privacy and identity theft
attacks. Features include the ability to recognize password-protected sites
with automatic log-in, one-click form filling, and password imports from
browsers and other password manager programs on a user's computer.
"We've got the right product at the right time. Most people really don't
want to be bothered by passwords," said Lamantine Software Managing Director
Petr Bílek. "With Sticky Password 5.0, we've brought together the most
convenient solution that keeps customer passwords and data secure and
organized. Customers who have previewed Sticky Password 5.0 are letting us know
just how much they appreciate the new time-saving functionality. Sticky
Password doesn't use a toolbar, so it's inconspicuous and surprisingly
convenient. Customers really appreciate that it's always ready without taking
up space in the browser."
Alex Tischenko, founder and CTO of Lamantine
Software, said with all the time-saving features they've added, they haven't
neglected the security aspect. "Our researchers and developers understand
where the new threats are coming from, and we've designed the product to
address these trends," he said. "Our users are protected on social
networks, Web-based e-mail accounts and even in online banking
applications."
Sticky Password 5.0's Secure Memos feature provides secure storage for even
more personal data. And now, small companies (SMB and SOHO
users) as well as group users will find a solution for their collaborative
password requirements. Support has been added for more sites and applications
including for the Google Chrome browser. The company noted that all of the
functionality and data are available in the portable version, which is included
with every license.
In addition, the trial version of Sticky Password is free and includes all of
the features and functionality for a full 30 days. Also, Version 5.0 is
available in English, German, French, Russian and Czech.
The company's password database is encrypted with the military-grade AES
algorithm and supports secure export and other collaboration options.
For small businesses that feel the need for additional security, e-mail
messaging security specialist Vircom recently announced the release of Email
Security Grader, a free online tool designed to help IT and mail administrators
evaluate the security of their mail infrastructure. The Website re-groups
several tests, educates users and makes recommendations for each aspect of
e-mail security. Once the test is complete, ESG presents the user with an
e-mail security report, including a score and a rating.
The EmailSecurityGrader.com Website allows IT and mail administrators to run a
full e-mail security test suite on their domain. After analysis of a domain
name's mail infrastructure, Email Security Grader performs diagnostics on MX
records, reverse DNS, SPF, DNSBL, Open Relay
and SMTP/POP3/IMAP authentication. The user
is then presented with a report of the analysis and given recommendations for
improving system security and why.
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