Innovative notebook data protection software released as Version 1.4, incorporating further improvements.
(PRWEB) December 7, 2005 -- DeadMan’s Handle, the innovative concept in notebook security, has now been released as version 1.4. The software now interoperates with laptop tracking software, further enhancing its security capabilities.
This advanced software protects sensitive notebook information when it is lost or stolen. It does so by invisibly erasing it, providing an additional layer of security that complements technologies now in use. DeadMan’s Handle is available for download and user licenses can be obtained via www.deadmanshandle.com
New improvements in Version 1.4 give much more control over how the system operates with Windows and other security products, allowing it to function even more effectively with laptop tracking systems. As Director John Brazier says, “DeadMan’s Handle now gives companies even more confidence in their laptop information security, and gives them a chance to check that the security has held up.”
DeadMan’s Handle were recently awarded the quality label ‘Nominee for the European IST Prize’. The system was evaluated by independent experts from 16 European countries, nominated by Euro-CASE and agreed by the European Commission.
This latest recognition of excellence follows on from DeadMan’s Handle winning a coveted place in the UKT&I Best of British Technology Showcase at CeBIT 2005 in Hannover and a ‘What Laptop and Handheld PC’ magazine 9/10 rating and Editor’s Choice earlier this year.
To evaluate a full version of DeadMan’s Handle: Download it from www.deadmanshandle.com
DeadMan’s Handle Ltd
DeadMan’s Handle Ltd is a new venture company formed to specifically manage this ground breaking software. The inventor of the software concept, John Brazier, has many years’ experience in security, IT and project management techniques.
Euro-CASE
Euro-CASE is a European non-profit organisation of national Academies of Engineering, Technologies and Applied Sciences from nineteen European countries.
CeBIT 2005
CeBIT offers the world's biggest forum for B2B solutions and remains the world's most popular, key meeting place for the ICT industry. The progressive convergence of the IT, telecom, software, content and services markets will be reflected at CeBIT 2005.
In 2004 6,200 exhibitors (47 percent from abroad) booked display area of 320,000 square meters. In just one and a half decades, CeBIT has grown from its origins as part of the HANNOVER FAIR to become the world's leading event for information technology, telecommunications, software and services. www.cebit.de
UKT&I - UK Trade & Investment
UK Trade & Investment is the government organisation that provides integrated support services for UK companies engaged in overseas trade and foreign businesses focused on the UK as an inward investment location.
It brings together the work of teams in 200 British embassies and FCO posts overseas and government departments across Whitehall. In England, UK Trade & Investment services are delivered through the Business Links and other partners including Regional Development Agencies and Chambers of Commerce, coordinated by nine regional International Trade Directors.
UK Trade & Investment's work ensures UK and overseas companies benefit from the organisation's continuing commitment to provide an integrated service, delivering business opportunities through a global network. For more information visit the web site www.uktradeinvest.gov.uk
Call for interviews, commentary and articles on how best to protect sensitive data on notebooks.
Editor’s notes:
Pictures available on request
Further information:
Contact:
John R T Brazier at DeadMan’s Handle Ltd
+44 (0)1403 275445
Alternatively, visit the website at www.deadmanshandle.com
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