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Enhanced on-the-road protection with Endpoint Protector's new offline security features and Windows 2008 Server Support; CoSoSys adds temporary offline passwords to its best of breed device control and data loss prevention solution
[January 21, 2010]

Enhanced on-the-road protection with Endpoint Protector's new offline security features and Windows 2008 Server Support; CoSoSys adds temporary offline passwords to its best of breed device control and data loss prevention solution


(M2 PressWIRE Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) San Jose, CA, Bucharest, Romania, -- CoSoSys, a leading developer of endpoint security and portable storage device applications, announced today that it has added new offline security features to its endpoint security and data loss prevention application, Endpoint Protector 2009. The new features are meant to offer road warriors a way to stay active and productive when they lack a permanent Internet connection, while keeping the corporate data they carry safer from common portable storage device usage threats that can lead to severe security breaches.



The standard working scenario for client-server types of applications is that the server and client stations need to communicate either through a local network or through the Internet, so that security policies designed centrally can be enforced locally. When traveling for business, employees might be unable to connect to the Internet and still needing to authorize a new portable device - a printer to print out a contract, a memory stick to save a presentation for an event on it. To help them save time and complete their tasks, a temporary offline password can be provided to them by phone. They can then authorize devices for a period ranging from 30 minutes to one week.

"This new feature helps companies in two different manners. Firstly, it enables their employees to do their work on time, preventing unnecessary delays. Secondly, throughout the offline usage of the company's laptops or netbooks, the file tracing feature remains active and all their activity is monitored and logged in detail", explains Roman Foeckl, CoSoSys CEO.


Endpoint Protector 2009 is designed to minimize internal threats, reduce data leakage risks and control devices connected at endpoints. It allows IT departments to proactively take control of the devices' internal use, while tracking all data transferred in or out of the protected network and enforcing encryption of data in transit on portable devices. The new Endpoint Protector version also introduces support for the Windows 2008 Server, completing its range of supported Windows and Linux server operating systems. It is available as a free 30 day trial for Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 and Mac OS X or online demo at http://www.EndpointProtector.com.

About CoSoSys CoSoSys is specialized in network endpoint security and development of software for portable storage device enhancement. The application portfolio includes functions from password security, data synchronization and network security. CoSoSys distributes its products globally through the world's leading hardware manufacturers, software Distributors, Resellers and directly to users at http://www.CoSoSys.com and http://www.EndpointProtector.com. CoSoSys enjoys a continuously growing installation base of users worldwide. The company has offices in Germany, the United States and Romania.

To request a 30 day free evaluation version of Endpoint Protector please visit: http://www.endpointprotector.com/en/index.php/resources/highlights/endpoint_protector Images and additional materials: http://www.cososys.com/images.html http://www.cososys.com/press_room.html ((Comments on this story may be sent to [email protected])) (c) 2010 M2 COMMUNICATIONS

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