TextGuard Partner, Quira to Expand its Mobile Compliance Solutions into Eastern Europe
Filed under: Americas, Business, Communications, Data Management, Europe, Government, Mobile, Software, Technology, Telecom
Quira Limited, UK-based leading provider of information security and compliance solutions, will now provide TextGuard’s mobile messaging capture, archiving and compliance solutions to an expanded territory in Europe.
September 23, 2011, New York, NY — TextGuard™, the leading provider of mobile device communication compliance solutions, and its partner, UK-based Quira Limited, a leading provider of information
security and business compliance solutions, will provide TextGuard’s mobile messaging capture, archiving and compliance solutions to an expanded territory. Quira Limited will be expanding their existing territory this fall to include Eastern Europe as well as the United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland and Western Europe.
“With Quira’s success in selling their QuiraPro Solution, we have decided to expand the territory and increase TextGuard’s offerings to other countries. The TextGuard mobile compliance solutions ease an IT department’s burden in the ever changing mobile device arena and improve their information security and risk management of corporate mobile devices”, said TextGuard founder and CEO, Todd Michael Cohan. Read more
TextGuard Announces U.S.-EU Safe Harbor Framework Certification
Filed under: Americas, Communications, Data Management, Europe, Government, People, Technology, Telecom
Certification represents significant milestone in TextGuard’s international expansion
March 08, 2011, New York — TextGuard, the leading provider of mobile communication monitoring, archiving and management solutions, today announced it is now certified under the U.S.-EU Safe Harbor Framework to allow the transfer of personal information between the United States and Europe, further supporting TextGuard’s expansion into Europe.
The European Commission’s Directive on Data Protection which went into effect in 1998 effectively prohibited the transfer of personal data to non-European Union nations that failed to meet the European “adequacy” standard for privacy protection. While the United States and the European Union share the goal of enhancing privacy protection, the United States has taken a different approach to privacy. To bridge these different privacy approaches and provide a streamlined way for U.S. organizations to sat isfy the adequacy requirement of the Directive, the U.S. Department of Com merce in consultation with the European Commission developed a “Safe Harbor” framework to help companies navigate in spite of these differences. Read more