Follow us @infosecurity #infosec13 Cassidian
Quadrant House, Celtic Springs, Coedkernew, Newport, Gwent, UK, NP19 4SS T: + 44 (0) 1633 713000 F: + 44 (0) 1633 713333 E:
ukinfo@eads.com W:
www.cassidiancybersecurity.com
Cassidian CyberSecurity's high-grade expertise includes "Cyber Defence & Professional Services" focusing on high-grade professional services and establishing Security Operation Centers; "Trusted infrastructure" aiming at cryptography, digital identity management and high-security national solutions, and "Secure Mobility.
E82 CenterTools Software GmbH
Mörikestraße 28/3, Ludwigsburg, Baden- Württemberg, Germany, 71636 E:
sabine.hoeland@centertools.de
DriveLock is a multilayered endpoint security solution for encrypting hard disks, removable storage, files and folders, which provides granular control of all ports and devices. DriveLock includes comprehensive application control and integrated antivirus. These components represent a comprehensive solution for protecting data. Available for fat and thin client environments. Made in Germany.
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Catbird Security
1800 Green Hills Rd, Suite 113, Scotts Valley, California, United States, 95066 T: + 1 866 682 0080 W:
www.catbird.com
Catbird is the leader in security and compliance for virtualized networks, delivering the industry’s first comprehensive software- defined security solution: vSecurity. A VMware partner, four-time VMworld Best of Show Finalist and Gartner Cool Vendor recipient, Catbird has expanded into Europe and looks forward to global growth. Virtualize more with vSecurity.
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Centre for Secure Information Technologies (CSIT) - Queen's University Belfast
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ECIT Institute, Northern ireland Science Park, Queens, Road, Queens Island, Belfast, County Antrim, UK, BT3 9DT T: + 44 (0) 2890 971754 E:
d.crozier@
qub.ac.uk W:
www.csit.qub.ac.uk
Recently recognised as an Academic Centre of Excellence by GCHQ, CSIT is the largest university cyber security research centre in the UK. CSIT has a unique blend of researchers, academics, industry experienced engineers and business development staff that develop new technologies to safeguard information, assets and ensure the safety of citizens.
Celestix Networks
E62
12a Castle Steet, Reading, Berkshire, UK, RG1 7RD T: + 44 (0) 1189 596198 E:
info@celestix.com W:
www.celestix.com/corporate/contactus.html
Celestix is a leading provider of two-factor authentication and secure remote access solutions. Our products enable organizations to enforce strong security controls for both users and devices when requesting access to corporate resources. The company also provides solutions for Microsoft DirectAccess, simplifying remote access.
Centrify
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Lily Hill House, Lily Hill Road, Bracknell, Berkshire, UK, RG12 2SJ T: + 44 (0) 1344 317955 F: + 44 (0) 1189 197850 E:
natalie@centrify.com W:
www.centrify.com
Centrify provides Unified Identity Services across data centre, cloud and mobile — resulting in one single login for users and one unified identity infrastructure for IT. Founded in 2004 by Tom Kemp, Adam Au and Paul Moore, Centrify is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, with additional development and regional offices in London, Munich & Asia.
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