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Trusted Computer Solutions` Security Blanket Added to the Department of the U.S. Navy`s Application and Database Management (DADMS) List

Mon Oct 26, 2009 9:00am EDT
The Industry`s Only Automated Operating System Lock Down Tool Ensures Compliancy
with Government and Military Regulations and Guidelines
HERNDON, Va.--(Business Wire)--
Trusted Computer Solutions, Inc. (TCS), a leading developer of cross domain and
cyber security solutions, today announced that Security Blanket, the company`s
award-winning automated lock down solution, has been added to the Department of
Navy's Application and Database Management System (DADMS) list. The DADMS is the
authoritative list of software applications for use within the U.S. Navy and
U.S. Marine Corps. Each application on the DADMS list has been examined and put
into compliance with the Navy`s application reduction initiative. 

Security Blanket is a menu driven solution with an easy-to-use interface that
allows administrators to run predefined profiles that automate industry-standard
best practices for hardening Linux and Solaris. The product is also available
for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 operating systems running on IBM System z
hardware. Alternatively, users can customize profiles that support their own
security policies. Once a profile is selected, the product quickly assesses the
system and provides indicators - Pass, Fail or Not Applicable - that show the
status of its compliance to an organization`s security guidelines. Following the
assessment, the user can instantly configure the operating system (OS) to be in
full compliance by clicking Apply. 

Medium-to-large sized organizations typically deploy Security Blanket Enterprise
Edition, which gives users centralized management of all enterprise-wide servers
from a single console. A standalone version of Security Blanket is typically
purchased by organizations with a smaller number of Linux and Solaris servers.
For more information about Security Blanket visit:
http://www.trustedcs.com/SecurityBlanket.html

"Being named to the DADMS list is an important step in our ongoing efforts to
provide organizations within the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps a solution that
assesses their level of security against industry standard security guidelines
and then automatically configures their operating systems to a state of lock
down," said Ed Hammersla, Chief Operating Officer, Trusted Computer Solutions.
"Security Blanket is easy to use and can provide significant time and cost
savings while increasing the productivity of an organization`s system
administration resources." 

About Trusted Computer Solutions, Inc.

Founded in 1994, Trusted Computer Solutions (TCS) is an industry leader in
providing cross domain and cyber security solutions for both the private and
public sectors. The Company`s portfolio of security products include the
SecureOffice® Suite, a group of cross domain solutions that allow the secure
transfer and sharing of information; Security Blanket, an industry award-winning
operating system lock down and security management tool; and CounterStorm, a
behavioral, statistical and content-based anomaly detection system that rapidly
identifies targeted and zero day attacks. All TCS solutions are backed by the
company`s Professional Services group, which consists of nationally recognized
experts in security policy, architecture, planning, and implementation. TCS is
headquartered in Herndon, Va., with offices in Champaign, Ill. and San Antonio,
TX. For more information, visit www.TrustedCS.com

Media Contact:
Welz & Weisel Communications
Kristine Gager, 703-218-3555
kristine@w2comm.com

Copyright Business Wire 2009



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