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Technology Partners
| Microsoft |
| SPYRUS is a Microsoft Certified Partner. Our technology partnership with Microsoft began in 1994, working with the then-newly formed Microsoft security group to bring to market a number of robust security solutions based on public key and portable smart tokens. Among them are the Crypto Service Provider(CSP) for Authenticode, a technical demonstration |
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showing e-mail and PKI interoperability, smart token products
for secure log-on and single sign-on, and S/MIME Labeling
for policy-driven secure e-mail. In 1994, SPYRUS licensed
its security protocol technology for Microsoft Exchange
and Microsoft Outlook products to support the U.S. Department
of Defense Message System (DMS), the largest public key
messaging system in the world with over 300,000 seats deployed.
This license has been renewed until 2006 to support the
release of DMS 3.x and additional Microsoft platforms. In
2001, SPYRUS and Microsoft announced the expansion of its
partner ship to include SPYRUS development of the Signal
Identity Manager™ that provides a complementary registration
authority for digital identities with a smart token, policy,
and audit management system in order to enhance the functionality
of the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Certificate Services
(Microsoft CA). Signal Identity Manager is seamlessly integrated
with Windows Server 2003, utilizes the Microsoft CA certificate
management interfaces to provide remote certificate and
smart token management capabilities, and optimizes performance
through the use of Active Directory. |
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| IBM |
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IBM and SPYRUS have teamed
to provide identity management solutions to enterprises
and government customers worldwide. Most recently, IBM selected
SPYRUS and the Signal Identity Manager to provide total
smart card, key and certificate management services to fulfill
the smart card and certificate issuance requirements for
the defense department of a major Middle East government. |
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| WinMagic Inc. |
| WinMagic Inc. develops disk encryption software. Its SecureDoc line of products ensures protection of sensitive information stored on desktops and laptops by employing authentication from password to hardware token, biometrics, and PKI commencing at pre-boot time. Award-winning WinMagic Inc. products focus on concrete security features and at the same time offer unparalleled flexibility. |
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| SPYRUS Talisman/DS products, including the Hydra Privacy Card Enterprise Edition, Rosetta USB security device, and SecureDoc by WinMagic Inc., were selected by the U.S. Department of Defense Data at Rest Program in June 2007 to secure data on mobile computer platforms and removable storage media. |
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| Raytheon |
| As the security systems integrator for
the Navy and Marine Corps Intranet initiative (NMCI) and
other U.S. Government programs, Raytheon is a key partner
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| market. Raytheon first licensed
SPYRUS’ Rosetta CSI CAC Middleware in 2001. Raytheon’s solutions
have since incorporated SPYRUS Rosetta Smart Card and USB
tokens, and the LYNKS Privacy Cards for use within the national
defense network. |
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| Lockheed Martin |
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SPYRUS’ relationship with Lockheed Martin
Corporation dates back to the original Defense Message System
contract in 1994. Since then, SPYRUS and Lockheed Martin
have collaborated on a number of projects for the U.S. Government,
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| of the Rosetta sToken™ (formerly
Software FORTEZZA), which implements the required government
suite of algorithms to enable authentication of users utilizing
a “software token” for the DMS and for operations systems
in the intelligence and tactical communities. The Rosetta
CSI sToken provides a FIPS 140-2 Level 1-validated token
in a software form factor for easier end user deployments.
SPYRUS is the only company to possess this technology. |
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| Infineon |
| SPYRUS’ partnership with Infineon began
in 1996, when SPYRUS began to develop the SPYRUS SPYCOS®
ISO 7816 multi-application smart card operating system.
Infineon, a Siemens company, is SPYRUS’ preferred chip supplier.
After years of joint specification development, Infineon’s
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requirements to support security applications in a smart
card. SPYRUS enhances the Infineon SLE 66CXXXXX chips with
its proprietary SPYCOS software used in its Rosetta client
authentication products. This chip has successfully achieved
ITSEC EAL4+ certification. SPYRUS combined its Rosetta software-enhanced
identity devices with the Infineon chip to achieve FIPS
140-1 PUB Levels 2 and 3 on its identity devices. |
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| Securenet Ltd. (Israel) |
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SecureNet is a leading company
in Israel, providing professional security solutions. SecureNet
bases its activities on the extensive knowledge and experience
of its team of experts, providing the most advanced secure
connectivity and access solutions in the market, along with
broad security services based on up-to-date methodology,
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Defense Force has chosen a team consisting of IBM, SecureNet
and SPYRUS to supply and integrate a full PKI solution featuring
the SPYRUS Signal Identity Manager. The project includes
a full system design and consists of integrating hardware
elements such as smart cards and Hardware Security Modules
and combining the technology with existing and future applications. |
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| Precise Biometrics |
| Precise Biometrics is a biometric technology
provider with whom SPYRUS is working to meet the requirements
for the U.S. Government and Fortune 100 customers. Precise
Biometrics develops and supplies world-leading and user-friendly
systems for authentication using fingerprints. Precise Biometrics
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reader and was the first to introduce a fingerprint reader
with integrated smart card reader and silicon sensor. Using
fingerprint technology adds further security to the identification
process. Its unique Match-on-Card technology makes it possible
to both match and store the fingerprint information in a
safe environment such as a smart card instead of a less
secure computer. This ensures maximum security and restores
privacy for the individual using the solution. SPYRUS and
Precise Biometrics have worked together since 2000 to integrate
biometric authentication into the Rosetta client authentication
software. Realizing the potential use of biometrics by the
Department of Defense, SPYRUS has chosen Precise Biometrics
as a partner to work with DoD Common Access Card-related
projects. In April 2002, SPYRUS and Precise Biometrics both
teamed with KPMG Consulting under a government contract
to successfully test and evaluate biometric technology as
an added layer of security for the DoD Common Access Card.
SPYRUS and Precise Biometrics have also worked together
to develop a new network access control product that combines
the SPYRUS Rosetta Smart Card and the Precise Biometrics
Fingerprint Reader. |
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| webMethods |
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webMethods helps organizations worldwide
achieve their business objectives with amazing speed, by
providing business integration software that aligns the
IT investments of our customers with their business priorities.
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can leverage all their existing IT assets, dramatically
improve business productivity and ROI, and create a true
competitive advantage by making their business processes
work harder for their company. SPYRUS channel security solutions
have been providing the security functionality for webMethods’
integration platform since the year 2000. |
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