Enterprise Security in the Year 2008
by Brian Prince
McAfee Total Protection for Data
The Total Protection for Data brings together encryption, data monitoring and data-loss prevention technologies for enterprises.
Sophos Endpoint Security and Control 8.0
In this release, Sophos incorporated network access control technology into its endpoint security product.
Trend Micro E-mail Encryption Products
Leveraging technology acquired from Identum, Trend Micro E-mail Encryption uses identity-based encryption in conjunction with in-the-cloud encryption key management to avoid the legacy burdens of pre-registration, key management and the administration that plagued PKI technology.
RSA DLP Suite
EMC’s RSA security division is just one of the many players in the data-loss prevention space that released a product in 2008. In a recent announcement, RSA revealed plans to tightly integrate its DLP product with Microsoft Active Directory Rights Management Services in Windows Server 2008.
Symantec Endpoint Protection
Symantec upgraded its SEP 11.0 product this year to improve performance. The product combines anti-virus with a number of features, including anti-spyware, intrusion prevention, and application and device control.
PGP Whole Disk Encryption for Mac OS X
As Apple’s footprint in the enterprise market expanded, PGP upgraded its product line to support whole disk encryption for Mac computers.