View Full Version : Tested compatibility with DefenseWall for your coming features?
raven211
August 5th, 2009, 02:28 PM
Simply thinking about things like semi-sandboxing, USB-protection, etc. and if you've tested this with the DefenseWall software (and similar for that matter...) to see if any conflicts because of approach appears?
PrevxHelp
August 5th, 2009, 02:35 PM
-{ Quote: "Simply thinking about things like semi-sandboxing, USB-protection, etc. and if you've tested this with the DefenseWall software (and similar for that matter...) to see if any conflicts because of approach appears?" }-
We haven't tested DefenseWall yet but are still engineering everything so that it will be conceptually compatible with other conventional technologies. There is a possibility for some browser-based protection incompatibility but we're working on using a whitelisting approach for those applications (like SafeCentral and Trusteer).
We also have a transparent keyboard scrambling/encryption module for browser data now and are working to ensure we will remain compatible with other scrambling technologies like the aptly named KeyScrambler :)
jmonge
August 6th, 2009, 03:41 AM
-{ Quote: "We haven't tested DefenseWall yet but are still engineering everything so that it will be conceptually compatible with other conventional technologies. There is a possibility for some browser-based protection incompatibility but we're working on using a whitelisting approach for those applications (like SafeCentral and Trusteer).
We also have a transparent keyboard scrambling/encryption module for browser data now and are working to ensure we will remain compatible with other scrambling technologies like the aptly named KeyScrambler :)" }-good to know joe:thumb:cool stuff coming up:thumb:
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