Software prevents recovery of data from lost and stolen PCs.January 18, 2007 -
Offering complete security, Blancco - Stealth Cleaner v2.0 can lock hard drive, erase hard drive, or perform both, depending on user settings. These actions are activated when incorrect password is entered. Software can also be programmed to be executed on specific date, which is useful when retired IT assets are scheduled to be transported to recycling facility. Program installs simultaneously in several PCs within seconds.
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Original Press release
Blancco Ltd
Länsikatu 15
JOENSUU, , 800110
Finland
Blancco Prevents Recovery of Data from Lost and Stolen PCs
Joensuu, FINLAND - January 15, 2007 - Blancco Ltd. the leading provider of professional data destruction and computer reuse management solutions has just released Blancco - Stealth Cleaner 2.0, a technologically advanced erasure software. It is highly secure and is designed to safeguard your data if your laptop or PC is lost or stolen. The software is ideal for securing logistics, a critical phase in the equipment lifecycle where an alarming number of PCs are misplaced or stolen. The unique automatic lock and erase function renders data recovery impossible ensuring maximum security.
"Until recently the market for technology to remotely destroy data barely existed. The common practice by most organizations has been to encrypt sensitive data but companies are now demanding even tighter security. Data leaks pose a huge threat to an organization and can result in lost revenue, loss in consumer confidence and exposure to legal and financial battles," says Mr. Kim Vaisanen, Managing Director of Blancco Ltd.
With the recent spate of high profile laptop theft cases, companies are waking up to the risk of their data falling into the wrong hands. Mounting federal and state regulations have also put pressure on companies to take adequate steps to properly destroy data. However, data leaks continue to wreak havoc in many organsiations.
Blancco - Stealth Cleaner has been uniquely designed to offer complete security by mitigating the risk of data leaks if a PC has been lost or stolen. It has the unique ability to lock the hard drive, erase the hard drive or perform both, depending on the user settings. These actions are activated when an incorrect password is entered. Blancco - Stealth Cleaner can also be programmed to be executed on a specific date, a useful feature when retired IT assets are scheduled to be transported to a recycling facility on a certain date. The software can be simultaneously installed in several PCs within seconds, making it far more effective and efficient than encryption.
"In the leasing industry securing data on retired or end-of-lease PCs is imperative. Our clients depend on us to protect their sensitive data throughout the chain-of-custody process. By installing Blancco - Stealth Cleaner we are able to eliminate the risk of data leaks and give our clients complete peace of mind," says Mr. Jouko Poranen, Chief Information Officer of 3 Step IT, an international, brand-independent service company that manages the IT equipment lifecycle.
About Blancco
With several million end-users, an impressive clientele and a broad network of trusted partners, Blancco has proved to be the global specialist in the field of professional data destruction and computer reuse management. Founded in 1997, Blancco Ltd. has its corporate headquarters in Joensuu, Finland. Besides its 8 international offices, Blancco has partners in all continents and in more than 20 countries.
For more information about Blancco Ltd. and its products and services, please visit www.blancco.com
Contact:
Mr. Kim Vaisanen
Managing Director
Email: kim.vaisanen@blancco.com
Tel.: +358 207 433 850
WebitPR (www.webitpr.com) has distributed this release on behalf of Blancco. Please contact Kim Vaisanen, on +358 207 433 850 or email kim.vaisanen@blancco.com if you have any questions or enquiries regarding the release.
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