CipherTrust adds policy compliance to e-mail
The messaging-security company bolsters its IronMail e-mail security systems to satisfy federal regulations.
Robert Lemos Staff Writer, CNET News.com
Robert Lemos
covers viruses, worms and other security threats.
Messaging-security company announced on Tuesday that it has bolstered its IronMail e-mail security systems with
additional policy compliance features to satisfy federal regulations.
The security features, which include technology from PostX and Voltage
Security, can help defend against intellectual-property theft,
eavesdropping and other information leaks.
CipherTrust's new e-mail architecture, dubbed the IronMail Privacy Architecture, allows customers to set encryption levels as part of a corporate e-mail policy, helping guarantee that the messages have not been modified. CipherTrust hopes that easing the adoption of encryption will aid companies in deploying it more quickly.