We are excited to announce the Syncplicity Security and Compliance Console! Several new enhancements, coupled with previously existing security policy controls, in our Business Edition allow businesses of all sizes to safely deploy cloud-based file sync, mobile access, sharing and back up that gives users access to all the files they need, wherever they are. And give IT administrators the centralized tools they require to protect corporate assets and dramatically reduce infrastructure and support costs.
There is no question that business users are demanding more and more flexibility in accessing their files wherever they are: on different computers, mobile devices, business apps like SharePoint, and cloud apps like Salesforce and Google Apps/Docs.
Syncplicity has always been at the forefront of enabling a simple, seamless user experience-- one that doesn't require users to spend time configuring collaboration spaces, checking files in and out of a portal, or dragging-and-dropping files to a folder or shared drive. We've also built our architecture from the ground up to give Admins and IT professionals the security, control and support functions they need.
This new release, coupled with our recently announced mobile security features, further demonstrates our commitment to bring file sync, sharing and mobile access to businesses of all sizes.
New capabilities include:
- Access Restriction Policies. Centralized control over which devices – either computers or mobile – inside or outside the company may be used to access, sync and share files and folders.
- Automatic Remote Wipe of unshared folders. This provides easy enforcement of data retention policies, enabling shared files and folders to be automatically and permanently deleted from user devices when that information is un-shared with a user, whether they are an employee, contractor or anyone outside of the company.
- Remote wipe of any computer or device. This gives users or Admins the ability to remote wipe any user account, including their individual computers or mobile devices, of all corporate data managed under Syncplicity, in the event a device is lost, an employee is terminated, a contractor is finished with their assignment, or for any other information compliance reason.
- Scalable enterprise-wide deployment with optional 2-factor authentication and single-sign on. The Syncplicity Security and Compliance Console enables native support for single sign-on (SSO) against any SAML or OpenID based federated identity provider to enable use of existing credentials such as Active Directory/LDAP, Google Apps, and OneLogin.
We have posted several "Getting Started" guides in our User Manaul as well as the Resources section of our website.
You can also check out our latest video demos:
Terri McClure, senior analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group said it well:
“Consumerization and mobility are driving a growing need for online file sharing and collaboration solutions. IT needs to address security and control up front to better enable the mobile workforce. Solutions like Syncplicity, that meet the combination of IT requirements for centralized administration and security with end user requirements for ease of access and use are well positioned to truly enable IT to offer its user base a secure mobility solution. IT would be well served to get in front of this trend proactively rather than waiting to get dragged in once its users have made their own personal bets on preferred services.”
The new features can be accessed from the IT Administration Console from any Syncplicity Business Edition account.
We hope you are as excited about these new features as we are and we look forward to your feedback! We can't wait to show you what's in store after the Holidays!
The Syncplicity Team
infrastructure and support costs.
There is no question that business users are demanding more and more flexibility in accessing their files wherever they are: on different computers, mobile devices, business apps like SharePoint, and cloud apps like Salesforce and Google Apps/Docs.
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