Nexor welcomes the Cabinet Office policy on Open Source, Open Standards and Re-Use
Nexor welcomes the Cabinet Office policy on Open Source, Open Standards and Re-Use. Since 1990, Nexor has made a leading contribution to the definition of a number of open source standards and has developed its software products to open system specifications. This approach has led to our technology being adapted to find considerable re-use across EU government and the military. Closed, proprietary systems significantly increase integration and interoperability costs, so migrating to open source and open standards will reduce our costs and those of our customers.
The Government-funded Technology Strategy Board and the South East England Development Agency (SEEDA) are backing a £1.7m R&D project to develop an innovative model for integrated Governance, Risk and Compliance (iGRC) submitted in response to the Technology Strategy Board’s 2009 Information Infrastructure Protection funding competition. Nexor is contributing to standards definition and sensor technology. For more details click here.
Nexor announces the release of the latest version of Nexor Sentinel 3, the SE Linux based version of its highly successful mailguard. This version has new features including multi-domain support, integration of ITT's PuriFile® file inspection software and enhanced label handling to support multiple languages. For more information click here.
Nexor announced today that it has successfully integrated ITT’s PuriFile® file inspection application into its mailguard, Nexor Sentinel Version 3. ITT's PuriFile software performs deep analysis of various Microsoft Office file formats and .pdf files. Nexor Sentinel is the latest in a growing number of government products to use ITT's PuriFile application for deep content inspection of files before transfer. For more information click here.