Enterprise-level email security, compliance and archiving are not functions that one would readily equate with a cloud service, but Proofpoint is showing the IT market how to do it.
On March 15, the company released Proofpoint Mobile, a new application suite that adds email security, compliance and archiving capabilities to mobile devices.
“People want to use devices that they comfortable with,” Galvin said. “And they want to use them wherever they may be located. Proofpoint provides these flexibilities.”
Proofpoint recognises that security and compliance must be interwoven into any mobile device, Galvin said. “Without it, costly data breaches and compliance violations will occur,” Galvin said. “Our cloud-based mobile applications will allow any enterprise to welcome consumer-based technology into its communications fold.”
The software can be distributed to data centres globally; all network devices run on redundancies within the data centre. Optionally, users can be deployed into multiple data centres for business continuity and disaster recovery protection, Galvin said.
The new application set includes Proofpoint Mobile Encryption, Mobile Archive and Mobile Dashboard. Others include Proofpoint Enterprise Protection for eDiscovery, which handles regulatory compliance and e-mail storage management; Enterprise Privacy, for e-mail/social media compliance for HIPAA, GLBA, and PCI-DSS standards; and Enterprise Archive for creating, maintaining and enforcing a corporate e-mail and social media retention policy.
The encryption’s Decrypt Assist feature enables one-click decryption for users on mobile devices, Galvin said. Also available is a BlackBerry plug-in feature for easy message encryption on BlackBerry phones, he said.
The mobile suite is available now free of charge to current Proofpoint customers.
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