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Security suite guards Linux clients   
Monday, November 29 2004 @ 07:40 PM EST
Contributed by: glosser

Security specialist Pointsec Mobile Technologies last week announced it will extend its suite of client-side security tools to cover Linux-based laptops and desktops. The firm said it is the only enterprise security vendor to offer a complete hard disk encryption system for the Linux platform.

Pointsec for Linux, set to ship in early 2005, will let firms deploy Linux laptops to mobile staff with the same security afforded to Windows laptops under the existing Pointsec for PC product. The move demonstrates the growing importance of Linux as a platform for business clients.

"The explosion of Linux, especially on notebook PCs that are easily lost or stolen, has created a compelling need for strong, automatic data security," Pointsec president Peter Larsson said in a statement.

Pointsec for PC enforces password access to the laptop and encrypts all files on the hard disk, including the operating system and temporary files, plus documents written to removable storage media.

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