New tool allows users to do granular instant searches, boosting productivity and expanding the functionality of its holistic cyber security suite.
Trustifi, a leading global provider of software-as-a-service (SaaS) relay-based business email security, announced it has implemented a new archiving tool for its zero-trust holistic cyber security solutions. Trustifi’s powerful “Smart Indexing” capability leverages the company’s encryption technology to accommodate a unique and convenient sharing functionality: system administrators can instantly share a select range of emails that are part of a specific search case—but without providing unrelated, unnecessary data. Users also have a great range of control over that data retrieval, creating a more efficient and productive search tool for this complex and evolving workplace.
The Trustifi archiving feature creates a systematic ability to store and protect data within a large volume of searchable emails. Smart Indexing enables rapid retrieval of that data, even for email servers with years’ worth of high-volume email archives. Access to search data can be granted for a predetermined timeframe or revoked at any time, while providing a full audit history of any actions conducted on the user’s system. These email archives can serve as a comprehensive historical reference independent of the user’s back-up mechanisms. Such capabilities help give end-user organizations a competitive edge, boosting productivity with quick and simple searches while safeguarding data. Trustifi also employs AES 256 encryption through its Outbound Shield solution, meeting the market’s most stringent security standards.
For channel partners, Trustifi’s solution is scalable for all end-user organizations, including SMB companies that don’t have the budget or the staff to accommodate an enterprise-level security product. Trustifi’s feature-rich suite gives solution providers a more compelling and versatile offering that delivers superior, industry-leading email cyber security.
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