Events
7th Annual Federal Information Security Conference (FISC),
July 1 & 2, 2008,
Crowne Plaza Hotel, Colorado Springs, CO
SPYRUS Chief Scientist
Robert R. Jueneman
speaks on Role-Based Authentication and Access Control for First Responders and the GIG.
Department of Energy/
AFCEA Germantown IT Day
,
August 20, 2008,
DOE Headquarters
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Hydra PC™ Series II Digital Attaché: Hardware-based Encryption and Microsoft BitLocker Support in a Portable USB Drive
SPYRUS Hydra PC™ Series II Enterprise Edition Approved as the Only USB Flash Drive to Protect Data at Rest under the GSA/DoD SmartBUY DAR Program

SPYRUS Media Contact:
Tom Dickens
Chief Operating Officer
Phone: +1 (408) 953-0700
tdickens@spyrus.com


SPYRUS Releases Signal Identity Manager as a Unique Complementary Identity Management Solution to the Microsoft Windows Server 2003

SAN JOSE, Calif.--(PRIMEZONE)--May 2, 2003-- SPYRUS®, Inc. a leading provider of high assurance security products, announced today that it has released Signal Identity Manager™. The Signal Identity Manager is a robust certificate, token, policy and audit management product that is seamlessly integrated with the Microsoft® Windows® 2003 Server Certificate Authority (CA) and Active Directory, providing a complete, scalable enterprise identity management system.

The release of Signal Identity Manager coincides with the highly anticipated release of the Microsoft Windows Server 2003, which provides new and improved features enabling a highly secure platform for conducting business over networks. For the first time ever, businesses will be able to take full advantage of an integrated platform that manages certificates and security services and provides enabling applications (e.g., smart token log-on, secure email, secure web browsing, VPN and SSL) that can utilize the security provided by digital certificates.

"Customers have told us that increasing security and managing costs are key concerns," said Mike Nash, Corporate Vice President of Microsoft's Security Business Unit. "The combination of the Windows Server 2003 Certificate Authority and the SPYRUS Signal Identity Manager will provide customers with an integrated, cost-effective solution to manage enterprise-wide security services."

The Signal Identity Manager extends the significant capabilities of the Windows Server 2003 CA to provide a tailorable, scalable and comprehensive PKI solution for an enterprise by the addition of:
  • A Registration Authority (RA), providing a robust and customizable capability to authenticate certificate issuance. An RA operator can remotely access the certificate capabilities of the Microsoft CA and then manage certificates throughout their life cycle from initial request; through suspension, re-instatement, re-key & renewal; to revocation.
  • Enhanced Policy Management, enabling organizations to rapidly establish, tailor and enforce Business Rules and Policies consistent with company operating procedures. For example, a policy can be set to restrict a specific operator to issuing only email certificates to a selected group of employees, thereby limiting employee privileges to send only secure email, but not to digitally sign contracts.
  • Token Management, enabling personalization, certificate enrollment, and key and PIN management on smart tokens including SPYRUS Rosetta Smart Card and USB Tokens. Smart tokens can now be easily managed throughout their life cycle, from entry into inventory, deployment, re-use and/or final retirement. A unique feature provides a mechanism to remotely unblock a token when a user mistakenly blocks his smart token.
  • Audit Management, enforcing enterprise-wide auditing of all systems transactions. A key feature is its use of an evidence collection wizard that enables enterprises to comply with corporate governance and privacy of data laws such as the Sarbanes-Oxley, Gramm-Leach-Bliley and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Acts (HIPPA).
"Previously, PKI hadn't realized its potential for enterprise identity management due to the lack of applications utilizing the certificates," said Tom Dickens, Chief Operating Officer, SPYRUS, Inc. "In Windows Server 2003, Microsoft has integrated certificate and security services throughout its product line to enable secure business and content distribution. The combination of Microsoft Windows Server 2003 CA with our Signal Identity Manager and our Rosetta client authentication products allows an enterprise to rapidly and cost-effectively deploy a complete identity management system to protect its valued digital assets."

About SPYRUS

SPYRUS, Inc., based in San Jose, California, delivers complete high assurance lifecycle identity management solutions for the government and corporate markets. These user-friendly solutions safeguard computer and network resources while simplifying administration, reducing cost-of-ownership, and raising overall security assurance levels, specifically for Microsoft platforms. The Company is the leading U.S.-based provider of FIPS 140-1 Level 2 and Level 3 cryptographic smart tokens and software servicing several significant Department of Defense programs. SPYRUS has developed unique, fully compliant Rosetta Common Services Interface (Rosetta CSI) middleware that is certified to support the Common Access Card program. Rosetta CSI supports multiple high assurance smart tokens and provides multiple encryption and signature algorithms that can secure the biometrics for transmission or storage. www.spyrus.com

SPYRUS Media Contact:
Tom Dickens
Chief Operating Officer
Phone: +1 (408) 953-0700
tdickens@spyrus.com

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