FPM-II fe

Military-Grade Encryption For the Real World.

Guaranteed protection of digital data is a primary duty of every business and corporation.

DEFINITION

A File Project Manager (FPM) is a professional file organizer who manages and protects digital data located on local, server, or external media.

Protection includes proven solutions for encrypting files containing technological, construction, multimedia, or other types of information stored in digital form.

The application allows the following actions:

• Building automated solutions for protecting the copyright and related rights of developers and designers; • Protecting multimedia digital content; • Protecting technological and construction documentation stored in digital form; • Creating working projects, including a set of files; • Creating secure electronic workbooks containing information about working projects; • Creating specialized electronic briefcases for the secure transfer of critical, digital information; • Creating file packages and forming working meta scenarios; • Protecting files and digital documents stored on remote servers; • Secure exchange of electronic messages, etc.

FIELD OF APPLICATION

Protecting large arrays of files located on different media is a complex and difficult process to implement.

Storing, editing, transferring, and destroying files are processes that both users and security professionals often overlook. Statistics show that threats of unsanctioned access by unauthorized persons contribute to this problem.

With the help of FPS, it is possible to neutralize all these problems by means of a highly effective professional cryptosystem using secure file packages and electronic workbooks.

File packages automate protection, increase service efficiency, and improve the security of corporate solutions.

FPS uses some of the most effective standard digital data encryption algorithms used by government organizations and corporate structures, as well as hybrid solutions that are less familiar. This makes the application an indispensable tool for building cybersecurity systems that meet the requirements of ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27002.

The application's hybrid functions use proven algorithms described in NIST SP 800-88 and NIST SP 800-90A, which include Hash DRBG (Hash Function Based), HMAC DRBG (HMAC Based), and CTR DRBG (based on block ciphers in counter mode), as well as some specific solutions used in BS 1443 technology.