NetLib released Encryptionizer x64 March 3, 2008. Now you can encrypt SQL and MSDE databases on your x64 operating system using the same reliable, non-intrusive encryption process.
To get your evaluation copy of Encryptionizer x64, visit netlib.com. If you're an existing customer, you may be eligible for a discount to convert from 32-bit to x64. Visit our website to submit a support request, or call Customer Support.
Watch for Encryptionizer FIPS 140-2 Certification Third Quarter
Netlib Encryptionizer is undergoing FIPS 140-2 testing and validation. FIPS 140-2 Certification is a designation offering not only a figurative goverment stamp of approval, but a door to new government contracting opportunities.
FIPS stands for Federal Information Processing Standard. FIPS validation means that Encryptionizer will be certified as having met FIPS 140-2, Security Requirements for Cryptographic Modules. The certification shows that the product is reliable and meets a certain standard of security protection.
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Technical Support Is Good, But Free Upgrades Are Great!
How NetLib Support Can Save You Money and Headaches
If you have NetLib's Silver or Gold support, not only do you get great support for your day-to-day encryption needs, you are eligible for any updates to your Encryptionizer product during your support plan period. These updates can include new features or fixes as well as any updates that might be needed because of Windows Operating system or SQL Server updates or upgrades.
