SecureDoc Enterprise Edition Certifications and Validations

SecureDoc™ is the only disk encryption certified by the US National Security Agency (NSA) for protecting SECRET data within US government agencies (for the FORTEZZA based SecureDoc),
See http://www.winmagic.com/images/nsacert.jpg

SecureDoc™ is the only disk encryption software to have FIPS 140-1 level 2,
See http://csrc.nist.gov/cryptval/140-1/140crt/140crt209.pdf
With the crypto module validation AES (256 bit) encryption algorithm with certificate number 1 by NIST http://csrc.nist.gov/cryptval/cmvp2002/photos.html

SecureDoc™ is the only disk encryption to support DoD Common Access Card smartcard, and even pass the PKI enable interoperability test at Defense Information Systems Agency’s (DISA) Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC), see http://jitc.fhu.disa.mil/pki/vendor/winmagic_securedoc3_8.html

SecureDoc™ is the first and only disk encryption to be used for Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12 (HSPD-12), FIPS 201.

 
The WinMagic SecureDoc application uses strong encryption to offer both security and adaptability. SecureDoc disk encryption is based on PKCS standards from the ground up, employs state-of-the-art encryption concepts, and possesses unique centralized key management without the vulnerability of a “master password”. The RSA SecurID 800 token offers portability of digital credentials, without sacrificing the security of those credentials. SecureDoc has integrated with the RSA SecurID 800 token to take advantage of the convenience and security to create a simplified login to the desktop environment. This integration allows pre-boot authentication of end users through the digital credentials stored securely on the RSA SecurID authenticator.

SC Magazine Recommended for Best Encryption solution of 2006

"A comprehensive, solid toolset for enterprise-level data encryption. Recommended award goes to SecureDoc due to its inherent flexibility, depth of design and standards-based approach. There is little worthwhile in the realm of hard drive data encryption that you couldn’t achieve with this product within a Windows environment. It is scalable up to enterprise level if you wish, and compatible with various authentication methodologies."

http://www.scmagazine.com/us/grouptest/details/f4a17fbf-ef80-22d2-ddef-f5614fb3075f/data-encryption-2006/

http://www.scmagazine.com/us/news/article/610196/

SecureDoc Receives "CRN Test Center Recommended” from CRN Magazine

“While the product’s encryption ability is impressive, usability will be the deciding factor for a product of this nature. Luckily, WinMagic took the end users’ needs to heart and built what amounts to a seamless experience. The product encrypts and decrypts data behind the scenes and in realtime; end users will not even notice the process taking place.”

SecureDoc Receives two awards for “Best Deployment Scenario - 2005” Award from Info Security Magazine

“WinMagic’s SecureDoc Disk Encryption Makes it Simple to protect client Data.”

“WinMagic’s SecureDoc Full-Disk Encryption solution prevents unauthorised Access.”

The “Info Security Products Guide” listing more than 400 product vendors from North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and more, highlights this award and will be available from July 2005. This is an ad-free guide that plays a vital role in keeping end-users informed of the choices they can make when it comes to protecting their digital resources. Other awards listed at www.infosecurityproducts guide.com

SecureDoc Receives Editor's Choice Award from Network Computing More accolades for SecureDoc from WinMagic!!!! After receiving the Editor's Choice Award from Windows and .NET magazine, SecureDoc is honoured with the Editor’s Choice Award from Network Computing in the same month. SecureDoc raises the bar, gets an A and leaves competition products far behind with score of C and D.... See http://www.networkcomputing.com/1320/1320f43.html This article is quite interesting because: It tells how Network Computing uses FBI tool EnCase to find information after encrypting the files with File and Folder Encryption such as Microsoft EFS or other products. This is the proof that only disk encryption can protect disk data properly. It states as well that Virtual Drive encryption suffers the same weaknesses.