SecretsSaver Corporate
Typical software is useless against information leakage, which can be caused by your employees’ carelessness or their intentional actions.
Protection Systems built on the base of firewalls and antiviruses can’t prevent your confidential information from being theft by your co-workers that have free access to such information because of their duties. Usually the most “trusted” and “devoted” employees of a successful company become victims of a planned competitors’ attack, they get bribed, blackmailed or menaced.
SecretsSaver is an absolutely new confidential information protection system. It prevents your information from being theft by your “trusted” and “devoted” employees.
SecretsSaver offers your corporate security system the following unique features. It can:
- restrict the IT-department employees’ access to the confidential information;
- assign different security levels to the information that is stored on the workstations, as well as on the servers;
- assign to each employee his or her personal information access level;
- restrict the unsanctioned information distribution by using the employees’ information access levels and the levels of the information confidentiality;
- dynamically control the rights of employees’ access to floppy disks and to the Internet depending on the employee’s information access level and the level of the information confidentiality;
- display the full confidential information access log.
SecretsSaver has laconic and user-friendly interface based on the terminology which is understandable and well-known by the business users.
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Introduction of the IPS SecretsSaver in your company prevents not only an accidental information leakage, it also protects your confidential information from an intentional theft.
SecretsSaver Corporate Pro version has the following additional features:
- displaying the current security level on remote computers;
- remote Setting and viewing the File Security Level from the control panel.
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