Brainzsquare Releases Secudrive File Server

Brainzsquare Co. Ltd.
releases a file server security solution with copy protection
technology, Secudrive
File Server (SDFS).

It makes possible to prevent files from
leaving the file server due to unauthorized copying and audit how the
files are handled by utilizing an event log, while keeping the
easiness of file sharing among users. The software runs after
installation and opens in the existing windows file server while
keeping the current file server settings. It supports Windows local
and AD accounts.

A specific user who installs the client
program of SDFS can get access to a shared folder on the file server
only if the administrator allows the user to handle files in the
folder. Copy protection functions includes disabling of the copy to
local disk function and printing (or allowing printing with a
watermark), screen capture prevention, disabling network transfer via
email and messenger programs, and disabling copy to CD and USB flash
drives. If an administrator allows a certain user to copy a file
stored on the file server, a copy of the copied file can be backed up
onto the file server to use for auditing purposes using the backup
file function of the SDFS.

The file log records usage, date, time,
file server, and the users that accessed the files, for file
management by administrators. SDFS gathers file logs relating to the
users’ actions by eliminating logs that do not relate to the user.
For example, the file log does not record temporary files that are
created when an application program reads a file, therefore
administrators can audit and track the route of leakage.

"Many organizations are storing
their important and confidential files in file servers to share the
files with internal and external coworkers. But the level of security
for file servers is generally pretty weak. SDFS has strong security
functions that is easily installable and can be used with ease. I
expect SDFS to become one of the most popular file server security
solutions to contribute to secure file sharing and cooperation of TFT
teams and SMBs," says Simon Kang, CEO, Brainzsquare.