Control the use of USB drives, smartphones and more Stop viruses from entering your network via devices Prevent users from taking sensitive data home
Released: January 17, 2012
This release of GFI EndPointSecurity offers better endpoint data loss prevention (DLP) through encryption for USB storage devices and improves overall user experience.
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Blocking access to USB storage devices ensures that no data is stolen from your organization; however, there are times when you need to permit your users to use portable storage devices. GFI EndPointSecurity 2012 therefore now includes the capability to encrypt data on USB storage devices.
When users connect to your network with a USB device containing unencrypted data, they will be prompted to enter a password and GFI EndPointSecurity will encrypt all the contents on the device. From then on, access to the data will work normally with the added benefit of being encrypted using a strong AES 128-bit algorithm.
GFI EndPointSecurity now includes Traveler Application, a program that enables users to access encrypted content when they are away from the office, in locations where the GFI EndPointSecurity agent might not be installed. The program can also generate a report of failed attempts to access encrypted devices.
You can apply encryption enforcement and access to the Traveler Application to certain users, user groups or to all users with exceptions. For peace of mind, a master administrator password enables the recovery of encrypted data when an individual password that was used for the encryption process is lost. No encryption key management is required.
GFI EndPointSecurity 2012 now updates itself automatically via GFI’s servers – this functionality allows GFI to roll out fixes immediately without troubling the administrator to download and install upgrades.
GFI EndPointSecurity already downloads, installs and configures Microsoft®SQL Server®Express Edition for its users and it now removes another administrative headache – database size limits. Based on the database size limit (4 GB) imposed by SQL Server Express, the product now also automatically rolls over and starts report logging in a new database once the original one is full.
GFI EndPointSecurity places first runner-up in the...
GFI EndPointSecurity places first runner-up in the endpoint security category of the WindowSecurity.com Readers’ Choice Awards.
WindowSecurity.com - April, 2011
"GFI EndPointSecurity offers a solid protection fo...
"GFI EndPointSecurity offers a solid protection for the 'endpoints' of your network". GFI EndPoint Security works around the schedule of the administrator making it the ideal solution for all businesses and organizations who are serious about security - WinMagPro
GFI EndPoint Security was named Winner of the Comp...
GFI EndPoint Security was named Winner of the Computer Security Awards for Data Leakage Prevention Solution of the Year - Computing Security Awards
GFI MailEssentials, GFI EndPoint Security and GFI MailArchiver are all Finalists in the Computing Security Awards - Computing Security Awards
GFI EndPoint Security awarded Best Channel Product from Business Solutions Magazine - Business Solutions Magazine
SC Magazine reviewed GFI EndPointSecurity awarding...
SC Magazine reviewed GFI EndPointSecurity awarding it 5 stars in all categories, for an overall rating of 5 stars. "This one is a real keeper. We give it our Best Buy this month." - SC Magazine
GFI EndPoint Security was awarded an Editor's Choi...
GFI EndPoint Security was awarded an Editor's Choice Award, scoring 9/10, in a group review from Winmag Pro - a Dutch print magazine for Windows professionals.
GFI EndPoint Security positive points were: (1) Wizard Quick Start for easy set up of basic settings; (2) Flexible configuration of security settings; (3) Security policies can be customized according to the type of machine.
It's only negative feature is that it is not available in Dutch - Winmag Pro