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DeltaCredit selects Boldon James Classifier to secure information assets

Boldon James delivers data classification to drive DLP solution and prevent data loss incidents

Farnborough, July 17, 2014 – Boldon James, a QinetiQ company and leading provider of data classification and secure messaging solutions, today announced that is has been selected to provide DeltaCredit with user-driven data classification technology to protect its critical information assets. DeltaCredit is one of the largest banks in the Russian Federation in terms of mortgage lending volumes and is owned by Société Générale, one of Europe’s leading banking and financial services groups.

The deal, co-ordinated by Boldon James’ European elite reseller, Adacom, will see DeltaCredit implement Email, Office and File Classifier along with Outlook Web Application (OWA) and SharePoint Classifier across their 700-strong workforce. The products will be integrated with DeltaCredit’s existing Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solution provided by InfoWatch, giving predictable and meaningful metadata that greatly improves the performance and reliability of the DLP decision making process whilst reducing the likelihood of data loss.

“The goal of this project was to implement a solution that can help to manage our data. We evaluated a few solutions and chose Boldon James as they were the best in both price and quality,” commented Alex Lola, Chief Information Security Officer at DeltaCredit Bank. “With the implementation of Boldon James’s solution, our company has seen significant improvements to user awareness around the value of data. In combination with Data Loss Prevention systems, Boldon James has helped to mitigate many data leakage risks.”

Martin Sugden, Managing Director of Boldon James commented “We’re delighted to be working with DeltaCredit to help secure the information that is being created and used within the organisation. Investing in user-driven data classification technology to prevent data loss incidents is an important part of any layered security strategy and can provide valuable metadata to popular security solutions such as DLP. As one of the leading players in the Russian mortgage market, DeltaCredit have recognised the need to protect their most sensitive information from the point of creation, whilst being able to realise the performance benefits that Classifier can bring to their InfoWatch DLP solution”.

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About Boldon James

For almost 30 years, Boldon James has been a leader in Data Classification and Secure Messaging solutions, helping organisations of all sizes manage sensitive information securely and in compliance with legislation and standards, in some of the most demanding messaging environments in the world.

Our Classifier product range extends the capabilities of Microsoft products and other solutions to allow users to apply relevant visual & metadata labels (protective markings) to messages and documents in order to enforce information assurance policies, raise user awareness of security policies and orchestrate multiple security technologies.

Our customers range from corporates, including Utilities, Manufacturing, Financial and Professional Services businesses, to Government, Defence & Intelligence organisations. We are an accredited Microsoft Global Go-To-Market Partner and a Gold Applications Development Partner, a Symantec Technology Partner and McAfee Sales Teaming Partner. Boldon James is a wholly-owned subsidiary of QinetiQ, a FTSE 250 company, with offices in the UK, US, Australia and Europe and channel partners worldwide. www.boldonjames.com

About QinetiQ

A FTSE250 company, QinetiQ uses its domain knowledge to provide technical support and know-how to customers in the global aerospace, defence and security markets. QinetiQ’s unique position enables it to be a trusted partner to government organisations, predominantly in the UK and the US, including defence departments.

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This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Bryony Cox .