Linux endpoint security

GCN tech brief

  • By Brad Grimes
  • Sep 20, 2006
Pointsec Mobile Technologies Inc. of Chicago (www.pointsec.com) this month released Version 2.0 of its endpoint security software for Linux-based desktops and notebooks. Pointsec for Linux 2.0 provides FIPS-certified encryption, plus new remote-help capabilities, single-sign-on support and enhanced security for system files, including preboot authentication. The software supports standard Linux kernels, so administrators don't have to rebuild the kernel to work with Pointsec for Linux.

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