Zia Consulting and Covertix Partner to Deliver Universal Content Security™
Boulder, CO (PRWEB) April 22, 2015 -- Zia Consulting, Inc., the leading provider of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) and Document Capture solutions, today announced their new strategic partnership with Covertix, the market leader in document security for secure internal and external collaboration. The companies have partnered to create the concept of Universal Content Security embedded within Zia’s Adhere and Accelerate solution offerings, securing data based on policy, not platform.
Many organizations have spent the past decade of ECM development and deployment focused on making it easier for employees to either intentionally or even accidentally share information with others. As a result, the content security challenges facing most organizations are substantial, with major concerns around the pervasiveness of SharePoint, the broad use of Dropbox and Box.net for external collaboration, and continued reliance on email or even USBs to share information. Universal Content Security helps organizations address these issues.
“For many CIOs, the single biggest concern right now is ensuring they aren’t the next company to appear on the front page of a newspaper due to a leak of corporate documents, with their employee and customer data shared around the world by hackers,” said Mike Mahon, CEO and Co-Founder of Zia Consulting. “Through our partnership with Covertix, the market leader in content security, we are able to protect data across ECM systems, websites, portals, and cloud sync and share technologies.”
Whether companies are sharing content via Dropbox, USBs, email, SharePoint, Alfresco Cloud Sync, or any other technology platform, Universal Content Security will protect the data—even with a copy and paste scenario. With Universal Content Security, policies can be applied automatically when new documents are created or uploaded, with rules by folder or document type. This works across any use case within or outside the organization, including enterprise documents, external collaboration, and secure mobility.
“What Zia brings to this space is invaluable. Their holistic view, and understanding of the issues that CIOs and CISOs face, makes them a proactive partner and experts in this field,” said Liz Lederer, SVP Channel Partners at Covertix. “Partnerships are very important to Covertix and are essential to expanding our reach and depth in the US. Zia Consulting is doing that for us.”
Zia and Covertix will be at the RSA Conference on April 20 - 24, 2015 in San Francisco. To set up a meeting or personal demo with the team, contact Zia or Covertix now.
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About Zia Consulting, Inc.
Zia Consulting delivers Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions that address the needs of your enterprise to better manage and secure your most important documents. Our Adhere Federated Content Management Solutions focus on solving SharePoint, Shared Drives, and Legacy ECM systems by identifying and classifying critical content, integrating ECM platforms, streamlining business processes, and then delivering content security, information governance, and federated search. Our Accelerate Document Automation Solutions (DAS) deliver rapid ROI by leveraging Intelligent Document Capture for classification and extraction embedded within your existing document processes and integrated with your line-of-business applications.
About Covertix
Covertix is the only company that offers complete control and protection of confidential files when shared with internal / external parties without affecting business continuity or the end user's behaviors. Covertix's patented SmartCipher™ solutions enable internal and external parties to share confidential files while significantly reducing overall risk and with a minimal interruption to the organization's workflow. Our SmartCipher products are used by a wide variety of public and private tier-one enterprise customers around the world.
Emily Long, Zia Consulting, http://www.ziaconsulting.com, +1 (720) 441-2942, [email protected]
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