SSH Service Designed to Manage Lost Keys

SSH Communications is a dedicated IT security company whose primary product line relates to securing computer infrastructures.

Founded in 1995, SSH Communications Security is the company that invented the SSHprotocol - the gold standard protocol for data-in-transit security solutions. Today, over 3,000 customers across the globe, including 7 of the Fortune 10, trust their Information Assurance Platform to secure the path to their information assets. Their platform enables businesses of all types and sizes to protect their information assets by:

• Developing gold standard data-in-transit security solutions that prevents data loss in both internal and external environments
• Delivering hardened perimeter security through our multi-channel two-factor authentication
• Providing internal security control management solutions that enables organizations to more easily manage user keys and monitor administrator traffic across your networks

Now, this is not the usual type of article we post here in this blog, but considering the quantity of new products that involve some kind of electronic/computerised security protocol today, we feel that it may be an appropriate fit to this reference site.

Many companies desire to protect their intellectual property almost as much as their physical properties. there are many and varying solutions in the market that apply to different aspects of IT security and SSH is but one company.

One new product that SSH just introduced October 8, is their Universal Key Manager solution. This is a product that is tailored to IT professionals intent on securing their computer systems with high quality encryption methods.

Choosing a security system for your physical property is a vital component in protecting your assets from unwanted intrusion. protecting your intellectual and computerised properties is increasingly becoming almost as vital and important, sometimes more so.

We feel that writing about this product today, is one method to inform readers of a form of security product, that whilst not a physical/mechanical security product, is an important piece of knowledge that should be transferred to concerned security application developers.

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