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Henry Davis York
"PGP Corporation’s ability to manage multiple encryption applications with one server was especially appealing to us."
– Alex Clonaris, IT Security Analyst |
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Lundbeck A/S
"It costs an average of US$150 million to develop a new drug. We would lose that investment if our data was breached and our competition was able to patent the new drug. With PGP Universal™, we know our communication containing research and patient data is secure."
– Keld Viftrup Møller, Security Designer |
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SysOpen Digia
"PGP® technology is widely recognized as the de facto standard for encryption. It integrated exceptionally well into our other corporate computing systems, and we can easily add other PGP applications as our needs grow and change."
– Jere Seppälä, CIO
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BNP Paribas
BNP Paribas is one of the largest international banking networks with strong positions in Asia and a significant presence in the United States. It ranks number 6 in the banking industry and number 1 of the French companies ("Global 2000 Forbes" 2007). BNP Paribas operates in more than 85 countries and has 150,500 employees, including 118,700 in Europe: 20,300 in Italy and 62,700 in France and in the Overseas Departments; 14,800 in North America; and 5,700 in Asia.
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Airbus
Airbus is one of the world's leading aircraft manufacturers and consistently captures approximately half or more of all orders for airliners with more than 100 seats. Airbus's mission is to provide the aircraft best suited to the market's needs and to support these aircraft with the highest quality of service. |
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AOK Sachsen
"The deciding factor was that only PGP Universal™ Server offers central management for email and hard disk encryption. Other solutions were out of the question because they require several management consoles and therefore produce higher operational costs."
– Thomas Langer, System Technician, Systems Management
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Bertelsmann AG
"The PGP® Encryption Platform is a financially attractive, scalable enterprise solution that grows with our requirements and costs a tenth of a classic PKI solution."
– Tom Goschütz, Chief Technology Officer Corporate Center |
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Continental Corporation
"We like the ease of use, and transparency of PGP® Whole Disk Encryption. If users don’t have to do much to ensure security, they can’t make many mistakes. PGP Whole Disk Encryption is so transparent to users it’s like the seat belt in a car: you put it on and then don’t have to think about it again."
– Thomas Ullrich, Chief Security Officer |
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DIEHL Informatik GmbH
"Our managers understand they need email encryption, but it has to be very easy to use. I believe we’ve achieved this goal. This is a great first step toward a long-term partnership with PGP Corporation."
– Harald März, IT System Consultant |
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EDAG Engineering + Design AG
"PGP Universal™ Gateway Email ensured we could continue to do business with Audi, one of our most important customers. Because PGP Universal Gateway Email is standards-based, we're sure we can meet future demands with the same solution."
– Thomas Diegmüller, Head of Network Technology |
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GRENKELEASING AG
"The PGP® Encryption Platform covers all our requirements for protecting confidential data. Its central administration made it the most inexpensive of the 15 alternatives we evaluated."
– Frank Kessel, Team Leader IT |
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KfW Bankengruppe
"PGP Universal™ Gateway Email simplifies the exchange of confidential information with external partners. With PGP Universal™ Web Messenger, we can deliver secure message even to recipients without an encryption solution."
– Bailo Barry, Communication Technology Administrator |
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Software AG
"PGP Corporation was the only software vendor to offer integrated email and hard disk encryption using the same client. We save time and money by efficiently managing multiple PGP security applications with PGP Universal Server instead of using individual products."
– Dr. Dirk Ventur, CIO and Head of Global Support |
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Talkline GmbH & Co. KG
"The PGP® Encryption Platform gives us more flexibility and better investment protection due to the support of open standards than the solutions of other vendors."
– Marco Obermayer, Teamleader Serverservices/TK |
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Elan Corporation, plc
Elan is a neuroscience-based biotechnology company committed to making a difference in the lives of patients and their families by bringing innovations in science to fill significant unmet medical needs around the world. Elan shares trade on the New York, London, and Dublin Stock Exchanges.
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Helbling Group
"PGP Universal™ Gateway Email is so simple to use that everyone understood it straight away."
– Christoph Rothlin, CIO |
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Hochschule für Wirtschaft (HSW) Luzern
"Data security breaches are significant liabilities for companies, damaging brands and angering consumers on an almost daily basis. Encryption must firbe included in a comprehensive study of information security, and our students must be knowledgeable about current information security strategies and proven solutions available today. We're highlighting PGP® encryption technology in our program because it has been used for more than a decade and is considered a global de facto standard for encryption."
– Amand Portmann, Competence Center IT-Security
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BAE Systems
"When we first started to look at encryption products, we felt PGP® solutions were the best in the marketplace at the time to meet our requirements. We're comfortable using PGP® encryption, and the process is now very easy from a user perspective because PGP Corporation has eliminated a lot of the complexity-of-use issues."
– Hugh Fraser, Head of IT Security |
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Bournemouth Borough Council
"PGP Corporation is the market leader in encryption, so choosing a PGP® solution seemed like the right thing to do."
– Fred Baert, Information Communication Technology (ICT) Security Officer |
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BRAL, Ltd.
"Having to impose change on users is always difficult, but now we can provide encrypted email without changing their daily habits. That’s a real benefit."
– Dan Davies, IT Manager |
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EWS
EWS (English Welsh & Scottish Railway Ltd) was launched in February 1996 after the company acquired four divisions of British Rail's rail freight operations: Rail Express Systems, Loadhaul, Transrail Freight, and Mainline Freight. This acquisition was followed the purchase of the National Power Rail Unit and British Rail's European division, Railfreight Distribution. These divisions were merged to form EWS, a company that was able to provide customers with a nationwide and European network of rail freight services, engineering support, and services to the rail industry.
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National High Tech Crime Training Centre
"We teach our high-tech crime units to use PGP® encryption so they know how to protect critical information both in transit and at rest."
– Paul Bayer, Course Manager |
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Rule Financial
"We completed the project within budget and faster than expected. PGP® Command Line was very easy to install, well documented, and runs without problems."
– Richard Goldklang, Chief Technology Officer |
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Sony Computer Entertainment Europe
"Hard disk encryption of mobile computers is an essential part of our compliance strategy. SCEE chose PGP® Whole Disk Encryption because it is easy to deploy, administer, and use. And because PGP Corporation offers a comprehensive, integrated encryption platform, we can immediately deploy the disk encryption solution we need and add other capabilities such as email protection later."
– Simon Leggett, European Technical Services Manager |
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St. Helen's Council
"Compared to the power of what it's actually doing in securing communications, PGP Universal Gateway Email is a very simple solution that's almost transparent to those involved."
– Ste Sharples, Information Communications Technology Business Manager |
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ACS
"Our employees and customers can be assured their data is in good hands. Enterprise data protection is simply the right thing to do."
– Chris Leach, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) |
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American National Insurance Company (ANICO)
"We decided not to pick and mix components but to buy a platform because we had many issues to fix. We wanted to use a single vendor for encrypting data at rest and in transit so we could avoid competing technologies."
– Ken Juneau, AVP & Director of Distributed Systems |
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Baylor University
"We compared all the key features and could see that the PGP® solution offered the most solid technology. We knew it would make our day-to-day lives easier."
– Jon Allen, Information Security Officer
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Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island has been the state’s leading health insurer for 67 years and now covers more than 670,000 customers. Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island is an independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. |
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Colorado Hospital Association (CHA)
"We wanted our members to be able to generate secure, digitally encrypted, signed reports. We knew that our members' IS staffs would recognize and trust PGP® technology because it's a well-accepted standard."
– Bob Finn, Network Engineer |
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Chase Paymentech
"A secure-messaging solution isn't just very important—it's required in an enterprise environment. Paymentech is taking a leadership role in this arena. What we've learned is there aren't a lot of products available that have the industry acceptance of PGP® security solutions."
– Chris Cross, Director of Security |
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DeKalb Medical Center
"If I were to do this project again, I wouldn't do anything differently. It was probably one of the best and most seamless implementations we've done. The solution came in, and 3 days later we were encrypting email. It was much easier than we'd anticipated."
– Sharon Finney, Information Security Administrator |
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First Advantage
"I liked being able to incorporate network file encryption, secure email, and laptop encryption—and centrally manage everything through granular policies set on PGP Universal™ Server."
– Kam Golpariani, Director of Security Operations |
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Harvard’s University Information Systems Division
Harvard’s University Information Systems (UIS) has implemented the PGP® Encryption Platform to secure sensitive information. UIS will be deploying PGP® Whole Disk Encryption to protect data stored on its desktop and laptop computers and PGP Universal™ Server for centralized management of its encryption applications. |
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Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
"We're extremely pleased with both PGP Universal™ and the great support we've received from PGP Corporation. It was the smoothest enterprise-wide product implementation I've ever experienced."
– Ken Patterson, Chief Information Security Officer |
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H&R Block
"We've deployed PGP® Whole Disk Encryption to approximately 20,000 laptops and remote field systems, installing the majority within a matter of weeks prior to tax season. Prior to deployment, we worked with PGP Corporation to ensure we had the capability for remote installation. That meant we were able to use a combination of field technicians on-site and our systems management software to install a significant portion remotely during November and December."
– Daniel L. Fluke, Ph.D, Sr. Project Manager |
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(ISC)²
"(ISC)² is committed to information security best practices. Our members expect secure communications from (ISC)². We are pleased to offer them the functionality they demand and the peace of mind secure communications provide."
– Stephen Doukas, Chief Operating Officer |
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Lockheed Martin
Lockheed Martin Corporation, an advanced technology company, employs about 140,000 people worldwide and is principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture and integration of advanced technology systems, products and services. The company reported sales of $39.6 billion, a backlog of $75.9 billion, and free cash flow of $3.8 billion in 2006. |
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Maimonides Medical Canter
"Patients have enough to think about. We don’t want them to worry about their personal information, too. They need to trust that their information is safe with us and it is, thanks to PGP® encryption."
– Anthony Mancuso, Manager, Information Systems |
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Mitsubishi Electric US
Mitsubishi Electric US is a recognized leader in the research, marketing, sales, engineering, and manufacturing of electrical and electronic equipment used in information processing and communications, consumer electronics, industrial technology, energy, transportation and construction. Mitsubishi Electric US products include high-definition televisions and monitors, projectors, printers, factory automation equipment, automotive equipment, escalators, elevators, telecommunications systems, heating and air conditioning units, semiconductor devices, large scale video displays for stadiums and arenas, solar panels and electric utility products. With nearly 3,700 employees in 30 locations throughout North America, sales in fiscal year 2006 were approximately $2.2 billion. |
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Montrose Memorial Hospital
"The health care industry is adopting protocols that will take advantage of technologies to ensure patient information remains confidential. PGP Universal™ Gateway Email provides the mechanism to protect that information via secure-messaging exchanges."
– Bill McClelland, IT Director |
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Payformance Health
“We chose PGP Whole Disk Encryption specifically because we could manage it centrally with PGP Universal Server. It’s also very attractive because we’ll be able to plug in additional applications in the future, such as PGP email or file encryption, using the same PGP Encryption Platform architecture.”
– George Betancourt, IT and Security Official
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PHNS
"It was important that the encryption solution we selected be non-intrusive to end users. The PGP® Encryption Platform fulfilled and even exceeded our requirements."
– Brian Perry, Director, Information Security |
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Pitney Bowes
"I knew about PGP Corporation and had used PGP® products before. Frankly, PGP technology is at the top of most industry lists of information security providers and is probably the most well-known for encryption."
– John Congiu, Manager, Enterprise Messaging |
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SIRVA, Inc.
"From day one, PGP Corporation has been the leader in data and email encryption. You don’t want to risk implementing something no one has tried before. You want a product that is successfully used by a majority of the market."
– Chuck Shmayel, Vice President of Infrastructure and Security
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Stillwater National Bank
"Encryption only works if everyone speaks the same language. When you're dealing with larger enterprise partners that already have certificates and security mechanisms, you want to be very flexible about what you can accept. That's why it was so important to us to use an industry standard for encryption."
– Jacob Mays, Assistant Vice President, Information Systems |
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Texas State Bank
"We didn't have to change our existing IT environment to install the PGP® encryption solution because it fit right in with what we had. More important, we completed the project on schedule and within budget."
– Karen M. Gayhart, Senior Vice President for Network Operations |
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University of Florida
This episode of PGP Security Podcasts features a conversation with Colleen Ebel, the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for the University of Florida Health Science Center. The Center has recently implemented a strategy to encrypt all portable computers. Colleen will discuss why the Center decided to take this step, what planning considerations were most important, and how it evaluated encryption products. She'll also review some lessons learned from the implementation. Education institutions will find the Center's experiences interesting and informative, especially if they are considering a similar strategy. |
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Westar Energy
“PGP Corporation’s platform approach means we have a common management interface for multiple solutions. Frankly, the fewer consoles we need to look at, the better.”
- Ned Fleming, Manager, IT Security
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