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Symark Software Solutions for
Federal, State and Local Government Agencies
Symark Software GSA Schedule: GSA# GS-35F-0159R

Symark Softwares Government Sector group delivers identity and access control solutions that help federal, state and local government agencies secure their enterprises, reduce IT operational costs, and meet regulatory compliance.

Symark has been developing and supporting identity and access control solutions for UNIX, Linux, and Windows-based organizations since 1985. Our mission is to help organizations protect their vital digital assets from the inside out and secure them from damage by trusted users, whether intentional or not. Our commitment to quality products and superior technical support has made us the leading vendor of UNIX and Linux security management software worldwide.

Symark's solutions for government include:

Symark Software GSA Schedule: GSA# GS-35F-0159R

For more information, please contact:

Bill Giannotti
Government Account Manager
bgiannotti@symark.com
Telephone: 818-5754000 x4093
Toll Free: 800-234-9072 x 4093

Symark White Papers on Government Compliance Initiatives

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Securing UNIX Networks for HIPAA Compliance with Symark PowerPassword, User Management Edition and Symark PowerBroker

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Army Regulation 25-2

Symark Software Support for FIPS

Symark Software and Common Criteria EAL 2 Requirements

"In Symarks PowerBroker, we found a cost-effective, robust solution for securely managing privileged access, satisfying compliance regulations and increasing productivity."
- Mike Kluk, Enterprise Systems Team Lead, Los Alamos National Lab

"We observe three basic requirements in all regulatory rules. Accountability who did what and when, and who was responsible. Transparency you have to be able to see inside the process to be able to understand it. And Measurability you have to be able to say here's how good we were at doing it. "
- Digital ID World | April / May 2005