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Toronto, Canada, April 12 2010. Enomaly, a leading provider of cloud computing platform software for telcos and other service providers, today announced the availability of the High Assurance Edition of the Enomaly Elastic Computing Platform. The new product enables telcos and service providers to offer their customers a cloud computing service with a higher level of security than has previously been available in Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) offerings.
Through Enomaly's platform, customers can deploy applications to a service provider's cloud with confidence that the confidentiality and integrity of their data will not be compromised. Enomaly ECP High Assurance Edition leverages hardware security mechanisms in certain Intel® processors and chipsets, including Intel®'s Trusted Execution Technology (TXT), to continuously verify the integrity of the cloud. Unlike any cloud computing service available today, a cloud based on ECP HAE can reliably prove to its users that it has not been hacked or compromised
"Security concerns have been a key factor limiting the adoption of cloud computing services," said Reuven Cohen, founder and CTO of Enomaly. "We believe that customers with higher security requirements, such as banks and government agencies, have been right to be cautious about the security capabilities of exiting public clouds. Our new technology will enable these customers to begin to reap the benefits of cloud computing."
ECP High Assurance Edition is available immediately to service providers interested in offering a high-security cloud computing platform to their customers. In addition to its unique security features, ECP HAE includes the industry-leading capabilities of Enomaly's ECP platform, enabling a service provider's customers to access and manage any number of virtual servers, running Microsoft Windows, Linux, Solaris, or any other operating system with the software applications of their choice. Customers can access and manage their virtual servers through a web-based dashboard, and can also automatically scale up and down their use of cloud servers through a robust API.
"We are delighted to be able to deliver this uniquely differentiated offering to our service provider customers", stated Dr. Richard Reiner, CEO of Enomaly. "We believe the fast-growing market for cloud computing services will benefit from the improved security that service providers can offer their customers by using Enomaly ECP HAE."
About Enomaly, Inc.:
Enomaly is a global leader in the fast-growing Cloud Computing space. Enomaly's Elastic Computing Platform empowers service providers to deliver revenue-generating infrastructure on demand (Infrastructure as a Service, or IaaS) services to their customers. Enomaly's Elastic Computing Platform, first released in 2004, was the world's first IaaS platform, and is used today by customers around the world. Enomaly is based in Toronto, Canada, and has operations in Vancouver, Canada, South Korea, and Ukraine. www.enomaly.com
Source: Enomaly Inc.
Contact: Richard Reiner, CEO, Enomaly Inc. rr@enomaly.com, +1-416-848-6036 x105
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