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Cryptzone has released the Android version of its security enhanced mobile browser - Mobile Access Protect (MAP). MAP enables workers to use their mobile devices to securely access documents and enterprise web based applications without the risk of data loss.
Cryptzone’s approach to mobile security is to deliver content to mobile users in a controlled manner, irrespective of the device. Its MAP solution utilises policy-based dynamic rules that allow organisations to create a highly granular mobile access strategy, based on risk, without overburdening IT departments.
“Protecting the data not the device is logical and achievable,” says Jamie Bodley-Scott, Product Manager for Secure Access at Cryptzone. “We know many organisations still aren’t providing users with mobile access to enterprise content for fear of data compromise. We’ve designed MAP to be policy-based to fully address these concerns and allow organisations to create access rules that align perfectly with their risk tolerance levels. Mobile access can be granted to content based on who is accessing, from which device type and varied by access location and time. You can even decide who is allowed to store encrypted content on a mobile device.”
MAP works in conjunction with Cryptzone’s AppGate Security Server, which is recognised for its advanced access control capabilities designed to protect enterprise data and applications. Incorporating detailed reporting and audit logging capabilities, visibility and control of mobile/BYOD risks is greatly simplified helping support the overall enterprise access strategy.
New features in MAP 10.3
· Encrypted Off-line Storage
Depending on the enterprise mobile security policy, MAP users can save files to a mobile device. Saved files are stored in the flash memory and individually encrypted using AES256. Policies also determine when these saved files are deleted. Example security options include: after the valid user enters four wrong passwords in a row or if offline viewing is no longer enabled when a user next logs in.
· Annotation and highlighting of pdf documents
Saved files for offline viewing can be annotated.
· Blocking screen shots
While using MAP, screen captures are prevented.
· Viewing Secured files from Microsoft SharePoint
Encrypted files created with Cryptzone's Secured eCollaboration software for MicrosoftTM SharePointTM can be viewed securely on a mobile device with the MAP app, regardless of how the device received the encrypted file.
