GigaTrust. Holy awesome product line, Batman!!!

re: GigaTrust. Holy awesome product line, Batman!!!

anuj2K — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 13:43:35 GMT

Have you checked out Seclore's IRM (http://www.seclore.com) ? I think they do a fantastic job for IRM too. You need to check them out too. I am waiting to see their new improved version. I am sure its going to be worth the wait.

re: GigaTrust. Holy awesome product line, Batman!!!

Jason Tyler — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 19:14:37 GMT

I haven't heard of them. I checked out their website though. Looks like a decent line of products, but....as I always say "If it ain't using RMS, it'll never be great!"

In my best Howard Cosell voice ... "The kid had potential.."

Secure Islands IQProtector for RMS

roeeoz@gmail.com — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 15:43:41 GMT

Secure Islands - www.secureislands.com

Another compmany which gives RMS based comprehnsive solution.

It provides automatic RMS assingment according to centrelized security policy. RMS assignment can be applied to files, shares, emails and web pages according path, content and many more.

It also extendes RMS to web pages and pdf documents.

re: GigaTrust. Holy awesome product line, Batman!!!

Rob G — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 20:48:54 GMT

I do belive RMS software may help contain a lot of the data which companies are looking to protect.

BUT, any tech savvy user with view priveleges can just take a screenshot and then forward the data without any digital signature attached.

These tools will NEVER be able to disable all 3rd party screen capture tools.

re: GigaTrust. Holy awesome product line, Batman!!!

natalla — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 22:04:58 GMT

Rob G: What we, GigaTrust, do is prevent the user from viewing protected content while 3rd party applications, such as screen scrappers, are running ....

re: GigaTrust. Holy awesome product line, Batman!!!

Jason Tyler — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 13:59:18 GMT

Rob,

If I tell you a secret, and you tell someone...you are right, there is no defense for that. If I tell you I know a secret, and I don't tell you what the secret is...you can't tell anyone.

RMS is designed to let your 'trustworthy' friends know a secret and prevent them from 'accidentally' doing something they aren't supposed to do with it. It prevents people whom you don't deem trustworthy from accessing the content. It also gives a company good legal footing when a 'legitimate' user intentionally bypasses the security mechanisms put in place. There is no defense for a legitimate 'bad' user outside of a court room. you really don't have to be a 'savvy' user as you put it...you just have to know how to use a telephone.

I have been working on a device however, that as soon as you read a protected piece of content, a large hammer comes out of the computer and smashes you in the head until you forget what you read. I think it will be a big seller, but I can't remember where I left the damn code now...

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