Proton Data Security Partnering With Knitlogix

Proton Data Security LLC announces its partnership with Knitlogix Private Limited based in Hyderabad, India to promote and sell Proton data security products to the Indian market.

Proton manufactures degaussers and declassification systems for the permanent erasure and sanitization of electronic media such as hard disk drives, storage tapes, magnetic disks, and optical disks.

"Proton’s mission is to provide the Indian Government and commercial organizations in India with the ability to protect their confidential data and stay in compliance with numerous global legislations in an environmentally responsible manner," said John Lobo, CEO of Proton. "Knitlogix is the perfect partner for Proton, sharing our vision of total data security and introducing the same quality of products used at the highest levels of US government and military into the Indian market."

Proton’s newest degaussers are the most powerful in their class, capable of erasing high capacity media with terabytes worth of data on them. They are also light and compact which allows them to fit into virtually any work space. Since 1987, Proton’s products have been tested by the US National Security Agency (NSA) and meet or exceed US Department of Defense (DoD) standards for electronic data destruction and several of Proton’s products appear on the NSA Evaluated Products List. Countless government agencies and businesses, leading hospitals, financial institutions and universities across the globe use Proton’s products to protect their sensitive data and avoid costly data breaches.

Knitlogix is a storage integration company with offices in India, USA and the Middle East. Knitlogix addresses the data life cycle from its creation, management, safekeeping or destruction as per the needs of the business, to comply with data security laws and regulations at global and national standards. Knitlogix follows guidelines from the National Association of Information Destruction (NAID) to comply with regulations where Proton is a member.