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Financial Services Organizations Continue to Select TITUS for Data Protection

Splitska Banka of Croatia, a member of Societe Generale Group, has chosen TITUS Message Classification and TITUS Classification for Microsoft Office to protect their corporate data.

2012-01-25
OTTAWA, ON, January 25, 2012 (Press-News.org) TITUS, a leading provider of security and compliance solutions for email and documents, today announced it has been selected by Splitska Banka d.d. to help classify and protect their corporate email and documents. Splitska Banka d.d., a member of Societe Generale Group, will be using TITUS Message Classification and TITUS Classification for Microsoft Office to protect their corporate data.

Data protection is a key priority for organizations across multiple industries, and of particular importance within the financial services industry. When sensitive information gets into the wrong hands, the costs can be severe: fines, lawsuits, embarrassing headlines, loss of intellectual property, even risk to public safety. Information, whether inadvertently or intentionally leaked, could have a significant impact on business.

"We required a solution that would allow us to easily and effectively protect our corporate data," explained Davor Matošiæ, CISO at Splitska Banka. "We chose the TITUS solutions as they are easy to deploy and use, and will seamlessly integrate with our Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Office environment. This will simplify the process of deploying the software and getting our users up and running quickly."

Croatia is the latest market in which TITUS classification solutions are being utilized by organizations in the financial services industry to protect their corporate data. Financial services organizations in several other international markets including the United States, Germany, and Canada are already using TITUS solutions.

TITUS Message Classification is an easy-to-use email security solution that ensures every Microsoft Outlook email is classified and protectively marked before it is sent. Driven by the end user, TITUS classification software prevents data loss, promotes security awareness and accountability, and allows your organization to comply with regulations.

TITUS Classification for Microsoft Office enables employees to securely share Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint files while ensuring they are classified and protectively marked. Organizations can reduce DLP false positives via classification of their documents.

About TITUS
TITUS is the leading provider of security and compliance software that helps organizations share information securely while meeting policy and compliance requirements. Our solutions enable military, government, and large enterprises to classify information and meet regulatory compliance by visually alerting end users to the sensitivity of information. Products include TITUS Classification, the leading message, document and file classification and labeling solutions that enhance data loss prevention by involving end users in identifying sensitive information; and the TITUS family of classification and security solutions for Microsoft SharePoint. TITUS solutions are deployed to over 1.5 million users within our over 300 military, government and enterprise customers worldwide, including Dow Corning, United States Air Force, NATO, G4S, Paternoster, Pratt and Whitney, Canadian Department of National Defence, Australian Department of Defence, and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.


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[Press-News.org] Financial Services Organizations Continue to Select TITUS for Data Protection
Splitska Banka of Croatia, a member of Societe Generale Group, has chosen TITUS Message Classification and TITUS Classification for Microsoft Office to protect their corporate data.