(2005-07-12)
New releases of RSA® Certificate Manager and RSA® Registration Manager deliver enhanced manageability, scalability and deployment flexibility to customers worldwide
RSA Security Inc. (Nasdaq: RSAS) today announced RSA® Certificate Manager 6.6 and RSA® Registration Manager 6.6, which deliver greater functionality and ease-of-use to customers deploying comprehensive digital certificate solutions. With an improved credential lifecycle management process, enhanced scalability and superior deployment flexibility, RSA Security’s new offering will help companies efficiently introduce and rapidly expand their use of digital certificates. The new versions of RSA Certificate Manager and RSA Registration Manager (formerly RSA Keon® software) also provide simplified methods for customers pairing digital certificates with solutions such as smart cards, USB-based two-factor authentication tokens, and enterprise single sign-on.
RSA Security’s portfolio of identity and access management solutions – including the new RSA SecurID® SID800 USB token and RSA® Sign-On Manager enterprise single sign-on software – provide organizations with the ability to easily extend investments in digital certificates. Specific benefits made possible by new capabilities in RSA Certificate Manager 6.6 and RSA Registration Manager 6.6 include:
Credential Lifecycle Management: RSA Certificate Manager 6.6 delivers lifecycle management improvements, including self-service functionality and simplified certificate renewal management, which reduce administrative costs and time associated with managing digital certificates.
High Availability and Scalability: RSA Certificate Manager 6.6 delivers higher performance and availability, improving customers’ ability to maintain business continuity. In addition, the product enables companies to deploy multiple RSA Certificate Managers in tandem, scaling to millions of users and hundreds of thousands of certificates per day.
Adaptive Deployment Capabilities: RSA Registration Manager 6.6 supports the addition of multiple certificate authorities, thereby ensuring that it can continuously adapt to the changing requirements of large enterprises’ certificate infrastructures. It can also issue certificates for different applications according to customizable policies, providing customers with the flexibility required to more broadly deploy certificates.
“By enhancing our line of digital certificate solutions, RSA Security hopes to enable organizations to gain the greatest short- and long-term benefits associated with on-premise digital certificate management,” said John Worrall, vice president of worldwide marketing at RSA Security. “These solutions also extend our position as a leader in offering our customers flexibility and choice in authentication methods.”
RSA Certificate Manager 6.6 and RSA Registration Manager 6.6 will be available worldwide in September of 2005.
About RSA Security
RSA Security Inc. helps organizations and individuals confidently protect identities and information access. The company secures more than 15 million user identities, safeguards trillions of business transactions annually, and manages the confidentiality of data in tens of thousands of applications worldwide. RSA Security’s portfolio of award-winning solutions – including identity & access management, secure mobile & remote access, secure enterprise access, secure transactions and consumer identity protection – sets the standard in the industry. Our strong reputation is built on a 20-year history of ingenuity, leadership and proven technologies, and our more than 17,000 customers around the globe. Together with more than 1,000 technology and integration partners, RSA Security inspires confidence in everyone to experience the power and promise of the Internet. For more information, please visit www.rsasecurity.com.
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