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Nexor Sentinel 3 Enhanced to Meet Market Demand
March 4th, 2010
Nexor has released the latest version of Nexor Sentinel 3, the SE Linux based version of its highly successful mailguard.
Designed for use in high assurance, cross domain environments, Nexor Sentinel is a single-box appliance designed to protect an organisation by validating that inbound and outbound electronic messages conform to the security policy of the protected domain. Sentinel 3 uses the EAL4+ SE Linux secure operating system to enforce network separation of the connected domains, while the mail guard application ensures only policy conformant messages can pass between these connected networks.
The latest version of Sentinel provides three new features. Firstly, multi-domain support has been added allowing up to eight concurrent domains to be configured from the management console and acted on in the appliance. Combined with the single box architecture, this enhancement makes Sentinel 3 exceptional value for money.
Secondly, ITT's PuriFile software has been integrated to allow a file inspection capability that performs deep analysis of various Microsoft Office file formats and .pdf files. The software detects and identifies hidden objects and metadata, which could accidentally or maliciously disclose sensitive information or confidential digital assets that would otherwise go unnoticed in typical review processes.
Thirdly, label handling has been enhanced to support multiple languages, a feature that is essential for effective international interoperability.
"These enhancements show our commitment to working closely with our customers and giving them the functionality that is so important in today's climate of increased cyber threat, as well as being responsive to the economic pressures", comments Sarah Hinchliffe, Director of Sales and Marketing at Nexor.
For further information, please contact:
Humphrey Browning
Tel: +44 (0) 115 9520 500
Email: humphrey.browning@nexor.com
http://www.nexor.com
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