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Latest Release of Fidelis XPS Extends Content-Aware DLP to SharePoint Platform
Fidelis Security Systems, the leader in next-generation data leakage prevention (DLP) solutions, today announced the latest version of the Fidelis Extrusion Prevention System, Fidelis XPS, provides an enterprise with additional functionality to further maximize its ability to mitigate risk while utilizing emerging collaborative technologies such as SharePoint.
ebizQ received the following:
Additional user-friendly functionality has been built into the award-winning product’s policy engine, such as a policy tuning wizard and enhanced pre-built compliance policies, to further speed an enterprise’s time-to-value.
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The latest release of Fidelis XPS includes the following features:
“With the latest release of our award-winning data leakage prevention solution, Fidelis XPS is again giving enterprises more options and enhanced features to gain the ultimate benefit of managing the information flowing on their network and the protection of their most valued information from the damage of data leakage,” said Peter George, President and CEO, Fidelis Security Systems. “Since our founding in 2002, Fidelis Security Systems has won significant awards for both our product and technology innovation. This release once again illustrates how Fidelis XPS provides our customers not only the best solution to secure their protected information, but the ability to achieve these results with great value.”
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