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SecureZIP

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A family of data protection products built on the widely used PKZIP compression standard from PKWARE Inc., Milwaukee, WI (www.pkware.com). Incorporating password protection, digital signature authentication and digital certificate-based encryption from RSA Security's BSAFE software, SecureZIP allows data in compressed formats to be transmitted, used and stored with privacy and confidentiality.

The command line-based server version was released in 2003 and supports Windows Server 2000 and 2003, Solaris, HP-UX, IBM-AIX and Linux 2.4 and higher. The GUI-based Windows client version was introduced in 2004 and provides e-mail users with a stand-alone encryption and decryption capability. See PK software and RSA.


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In related news today, PKWARE announced the introduction of its new SecureZIP line of cross-platform security products designed for enterprises seeking advanced data security capabilities that leverage the ease-of-deployment and use, efficiency, and interoperability characteristic of ZIP (see separate announcement, "PKWARE Introduces SecureZIP for Windows").
In 2004, PKWARE announced the SecureZIP product family, which extends the ZIP file format to include the ability to add strong authentication and encryption to ZIP archives, making it possible not only to compress files, but also to prevent unauthorized access and modification.
In 2004, PKWARE announced the SecureZIP product family, which extends the ZIP file format to include the ability to add strong authentication and encryption to ZIP archives, making it possible not only to compress files, but also to prevent unauthorized access and modification.
 
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