Sophos Release SafeGuard Encryption 8
News|22 July 2016
The solution provides you with automatic, always-on-file-level encryption for your endpoints, mobile devices and cloud storage across Mac, iOS, Windows, and Android.
With easy file-level encryption, by default, your users’ files will begin with the highest level of security, keeping confidential information away from those that should not see it and allows them to opt-out from specific files.
The solution’s authentication is very sophisticated with trust that is verified in 3 dimensions – user, application and device, meaning that if a hacker has your credentials, they still cannot get in if they use a foreign application or device. The encryption is transparent meaning that users are unlikely to even know that their files are protected by encryption unless they try to access a file that they do not have permission to see.
Click here to read more and watch a video about the release.
To find out more about Sophos please call us on +44 (0)1364 654100 or head to our Sophos SafeGuard web page.
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