Release of open source security suite
Germany's Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) will present several new open source-based desktop and security applications on Wednesday at a local Linux event.
The applications include an e-mail encryption tool for Windows users, a security suite for the public and private sectors, and desktop systems for public administrations.
The GNU Privacy Guard for Windows (gpg4win) application is based on the free software GnuPG, designed to enable data encryption and easy integration with other applications, including Microsoft's Outlook 2003. The software, available for free under terms of the GNU General Public License, can be used not only by public administrations and businesses but also by consumers.
Find out more HERE.
The applications include an e-mail encryption tool for Windows users, a security suite for the public and private sectors, and desktop systems for public administrations.
The GNU Privacy Guard for Windows (gpg4win) application is based on the free software GnuPG, designed to enable data encryption and easy integration with other applications, including Microsoft's Outlook 2003. The software, available for free under terms of the GNU General Public License, can be used not only by public administrations and businesses but also by consumers.
Find out more HERE.
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