New release from Seclore provides multi-lingual capabilities, provides a zero over head method of managing external users’ identity and supports latest enterprise infrastructure components like Windows 7, 64 bit, Office 2010 & AutoCAD 2011
India, Mumbai – 6th April 2011 – Seclore today announced the availability of V 2.25 of its flagship IRM technology – Seclore FileSecure. This release carries forward the basic the “integration friendly” philosophy which the company believes is the key success factor for any IRM technology. This is done by demonstrating rapid development and integration with some of the key components of any enterprise IT infrastructure. Some of the major enhancements in this release are:
1. Support for the latest enterprise infrastructure – Seclore FileSecure is evolving rapidly along with desktop computing environments. The latest release supports 64 bit operating systems , 64 bit applications, Office 2010, AutoCAD 2011. This makes it easier for enterprises to adopt the latest technology and increasing the performance of existing applications.
2. A zero over head method of managing external user identities – In any IRM technology, protected information normally reaches external entities like vendors, customers, auditors, lawyers & consultants. Identity management for these external entities can, very quickly, become a project by itself. Seclore FileSecure now comes with a zero overhead method of managing external user identities based on email addresses with a self service mechanism of identity creation which can still go through enterprise approvals. This reduces the time and complexity of external user identity management significantly. This is over and beyond the identity federation system which can support existing enterprise identity management systems.
3. Multi-lingual support – This release of Seclore FileSecure comes with multi-lingual, internationalization (i18n) and localization support. This means that users spread across geographies can use the same system in their respective languages. This release supports English and German as the two languages.
“Large enterprises with users spread across geographies and exchanging information with various external stakeholders will find this release significantly “lowering the bar” for IRM technology adoption” said Vishal Gupta, CEO of Seclore
