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Australian Department of Defence selects Titus Labs e-mail classification solutions for 100 000 users

Titus Labs enables defence agency to protect sensitive information and meet Australian government regulations.

By 7 Days Technologies
Canberra, Australia, 09 Mar 2009

Titus Labs, the leading provider of e-mail and document classification software, today announced that the Australian Department of Defence has selected Titus Labs Message Classification (TMC), for 100 000 users, to force the classification of all e-mails in Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Web Access (OWA), and Windows Mobile.

The Australian Department of Defence selected the Titus Labs software to protect sensitive government data contained in the millions of e-mails sent by Australian Defence. The solution adds value to the Microsoft infrastructure by forcing users to consistently classify all e-mails in compliance with the Australian Email Protective Marking Standard.

"Once data classification is established, it can act as a foundation for information-centric security, marrying the right level of security (ie, encryption, tight access controls, rights management, auditing, etc) to the most valuable data," said Jon Oltsik, Senior Analyst for Enterprise Strategy Group, in his white paper titled: 'The Time Has Come for Information-Centric Security'.

“Our Worldwide Public Sector customers now have the ability to force their personnel to classify messages and help protect data integrity,” said Tim Bloechl, Managing Director, Worldwide Public Safety and National Security at Microsoft. “Titus Labs offers an outstanding secure messaging solution for data loss prevention.”

Titus Labs Message Classification is an e-mail classification and marking tool that will assist Australian Defence in the protection of sensitive information to prevent inadvertent data loss and to meet regulatory compliance. Australian Defence is migrating from its in-house developed software to the Titus Labs, commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) solution, providing full support for future data classification and overall information life cycle management strategies.

“The ability of the Titus Labs solutions to handle more complex military classification was critical to Australian Defence,” said Rick Patricio, Regional Sales Manager, Asia Pacific, Titus Labs. “Titus Labs Message Classification offers a cost-effective, proven classification solution that is utilised by over 35 Australian government departments and agencies to protect data and ensure compliance.”

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Titus Labs

Titus Labs is the leading provider of e-mail and document classification software solutions that help organisations: apply a business value to data, raise awareness to the sensitivity of information and prevent inadvertent disclosure. Titus Labs Message Classification and Document Classification solutions allow companies in various industries to share information securely. The company has over 100 military, government and enterprise customers worldwide including Dow Corning, Nato, Australian Department of Defence, Multi National Forces Iraq, and the US Department of Veterans Affairs. Based in Ottawa, Canada, Titus Labs is privately held. For more information on the company, visit us at http://www.titus-labs.com.

Seven Days Technologies

Seven Days Technologies (7DaysTech) is a data security provider and a mobile business applications developer. 7DaysTech custom develops mobile solutions for the enterprise, creates highly secure data security solutions for the broader business market, which it delivers through local channels, and leverages best-of-breed technology to support its clients. 7DaysTech solutions include Data Security (Data Encryption and Data Leakage Prevention), Data Classification, Mobile Middleware Software, Mobile Business Applications and Professional Services. 7DaysTech is the South African distributor of Credant, Titus-Labs, Dexterra and Vontu solutions. For more information, visit http://www.7daystech.co.za.

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Sean Glansbeek
7 Days Technologies
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seang@7daysetch.com