NetLib, a leading innovator of data encryption security software, is positioning its principal product, Encryptionizer, to assist companies in achieving Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, commonly referred to as PCI DSS, compliance.

 

There are numerous PCI requirements related to encrypting information and Encryptionizer is a valuable tool in supporting those requirements. "Using a single product alone however, Encryptionizer included, will not make a company PCI DSS compliant, as most requirements are procedural in nature," explained Neil Weicher, NetLib president. "Any company that claims otherwise is misleading you."

 

Weicher emphasizes that features in Ecryptionizer help to support the standard, and that it has become an increasingly integral component for executing PCI DSS compliance strategies.

 

“We pride ourselves on excellent customer service and our sales team is well versed in PCI DSS compliance,” comments vice president of development, Elisabeth Stonehill. And while encryption is viewed by many as fairly complicated, Encryptionizer simplifies the process. “It is a simple, cost-effective step to solving the compliance puzzle that also enables companies to secure their data long term,” added Weicher.

 

About NetLib

 

NetLib is a leading provider of data protection security software for the enterprise and developers. The company offers an unparalleled track record of success combining its award winning, patented solutions with over 20 years industry expertise developing security software. NetLib offers the most scalable and easy to deploy encryption solutions to protect your sensitive data wherever it resides. Encryptionizer®, the company’s flagship product, offers a flexible environment enabling automatic, whole database or file encryption as well as an optional API set. Based in Stamford, Connecticut, NetLib has been helping Fortune 100 companies, small and medium sized business, government agencies, and commercial developers worldwide provide enhanced protection of data and intellectual property since 1986. For more information, visit us at www.netlib.com or our blog at www.secureworldblog.com.