Follow us @infosecurity #infosec13 SSLGURU adds new vendors
SSLGURU has added CERTUM and SwissSign to its European vendors of SSL. CERTUM provides SSL solutions to corporations, banks, large and medium
e-commerce services, small specialist companies and public administration institutions. CERTUM is on the list of world trustworthy Certification Authorities (CA).
SwissSign is a certificate authority founded in 2001 in Switzerland. The company offers qualified certificates according to ZertES, trustworthy Standard SSL, Wildcard SSL (Dv, OV), UCC SSL and EV SSL certificates, E-mail certificates, as well as Managed PKI solutions for companies.
“These great vendors enrich our offer and make us a world-leading SSL platform” commented SSLGURU CEO, Arkadiusz Szczurowski.
SSLGURU.com allows global customers
to check other recognised SSL brands: Symantec, Thawte, GeoTrust, Comodo, NetworkSolutions, TrustWave, RapidSSL and
Domeny.pl SSL.
BlackBerry 10: re-invented, re-engineered, re-designed
The first device on the new platform, the all- touch BlackBerry Z10 smartphone, went on sale in the UK on January 31st and 1 million units were shipped globally within the first month alone. Its physical keyboard cousin, the BlackBerry Q10 smartphone will be available from the end of April. Enterprise is BlackBerry’s heritage and
effectively meeting the mobility needs of public and private sector organisations remains of fundamental importance to the company. Alongside BlackBerry 10, BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 has also been launched, BlackBerry’s enterprise mobility management solution which offers device management, security and app management for BlackBerry, iOS and Android devices all from one single console. A unique element of BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 is the BlackBerry Balance feature available on BlackBerry 10 devices, which separates and secures work applications and data from personal content. With BlackBerry Balance, the user has a ‘work’ and ‘personal’ profile which
they can switch between with the simple swipe of a button – in this way, the user can take advantage of all of the rich consumer-focused features and functionalities of a BlackBerry 10 device, while the IT department can be safe in the knowledge that corporate data will not be
compromised in any way. To see the BlackBerry Z10,
the BlackBerry Q10 and BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 in action, be sure to visit BlackBerry at stand E30.
News 67
Supporting Air Force Mobile Device Operational Capability
Good Technology™ has announced
support for the Air Force mobile device rollout, deploying an initial operational capability based on Good for Enterprise™
, which allows
airmen to access their personal applications, while keeping official Air Force data separate and secure using a container approach. “Security must come first,” notes William E. Marion II, Chief Technology Officer, U.S. Air Force Space Command. “We want to deliver the tools needed to enhance mission productivity and operational capabilities through our IT infrastructure. Empowering Airmen with the right mission tools, regardless of location, is critical.”
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