(FinanceYahoo) When RSA ended support for their Data Protection Manager (DPM) product in the fall of 2019, Australian quantum cybersecurity leader QuintessenceLabs, took on the task of ensuring continued cybersecurity, data protection and operations for existing DPM customers. Today, QuintessenceLabs, as sole authorized support provider of the technology, continues to provide on-going continuity of support.
QuintessenceLabs has now taken a further step to support these customers and remove the challenges that end-of-support situations can cause. The company is rolling out a new version of its Trusted Security Foundation® (TSF®) key and policy manager that offers a truly seamless transition from DPM. This will allow DPM customers to move forward to a fully supported and high-performance alternative, and without risks to operations or data protection.
QuintessenceLabs is a leader in data protection, best known for its leading-edge quantum cybersecurity capabilities, including the world’s fastest quantum entropy solutions and a world-leading role in the development of Quantum Key Distribution (QKD).
What is sometimes less known is the strength of its key and policy management capabilities, which form the backbone of the company’s core offering, with a powerful suite of capabilities in the Trusted Security Foundation (TSF) portfolio.
In complement to this in-house capability, QuintessenceLabs has been delivering comprehensive 24×7 enterprise-class support for RSA DPM customers since 2019, as the sole authorized support provider.
QuintessenceLabs Continues to Support Cybersecurity for Existing Data Protection Manager (DPM) Customers
