“Enterprises are eating up more and more bandwidth by deploying applications such as voice and video over IP out to their branch offices. These same enterprises are realizing that this data, some of it traversing multi-carrier networks, must be secured. CipherOptics’ 10Meg encryption solution helps meet this need,” said IDC Security Analyst Charles Kolodgy. “With this CipherEngine-enabled 10Meg product, CipherOptics rounds out its overall portfolio to provide customers with a full set of scalable network-wide encryption capabilities with robust key management and policy control. Additionally, the CipherEngine solution enables companies to protect their data without impeding the performance or operation of the network.”

With a CipherEngine compatible 10Meg solution, CipherOptics customers can easily and affordably protect their data down to branch/satellite offices with lower speed DSL, T1 and 10Mbps connections. CipherEngine offers a first-of-its-kind, network-wide security solution for any network, regardless of size, type, topology or speed, all without having to change the underlying network infrastructures; without negatively impacting network or application performance; and, without increasing management or operational costs.

“The addition of the CEP10 product represents the next step in our commitment to ensure that our customers can simply and affordably protect data across their entire network,” said Ron Willis, president and CEO of CipherOptics. “Now with the ability to protect links from DSL and T1 speeds up to 10Gbps, CipherEngine provides the highest standard of data security and unprecedented scalability and flexibility with regards to throughput, functionality and manageability.”

About CipherOptics

CipherOptics is a leader in network-wide encryption. Offering an innovative policy and key management solution, coupled with high speed, low latency encryption technology, CipherOptics helps their customers mitigate the risk of data leakage, loss and theft over any network. For additional information, visit www.CipherOptics.com