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Solve your Email Protective Marking Standard Requirements Today!
The Australian Government
has mandated the Electronic Mail Protective Marking
Policy for all Australian government agencies. This policy
formalizes the use of email classification by mandating that all
government departments introduce email marking.
The policy specifies that all
agency-originated emails that contain security-classified
information must include a protective marking that
identifies the maximum classification and set of
caveats for the information. In addition, agencies must
ensure that all agency-originated emails that do not contain any
classified information are marked with an appropriate protective
marking such as UNCLASSIFIED or PERSONAL.
Titus Labs Message
Classification - Professional Edition
for Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Web
Access (OWA) messages, supports the requirements of the
standard. This easy to use solution allows Australian government
agencies to comply with these policies and also enables agencies
to force their users to apply these markings before sending any
electronic mail. Titus Labs Message Classification enables
Australian government agencies to quickly configure or modify
the classification markings for all of their users via Titus
Labs' centralized administration tools that work with Microsoft
Active Directory.
Technology
Titus Labs supports the Australian
Email Protective Marking Standard in both Microsoft Outlook and
Microsoft OWA clients including:
- Subject Field Marking
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the protective
marking is placed at the end of the message's subject
field. Message Classification will automatically format the
subject line marking to the Australian standard, e.g.
[SEC=IN-CONFIDENCE, CAVEAT=AUSTEO]
- Internet Message Header Extension -
messages are
generated with the protective marking in a custom Internet
Message Header Extension "X-Protective-Marking". This is
placed in the required format X-Protective-Marking: [VER=2005.6,
NS=gov.au, SEC=xxx, CAVEAT=yyy]
Support for the Internet Message Header Extension is
two way support. Message Classification can both:
- send messages with the correct x-protective-marking
- receive and interpret incoming messages with an
x-protective marking. This includes the ability to
interpret x-protective markings that may have been
applied by another third party messaging solution
Benefits
- Easily
apply classification and caveat markings
to electronic mail
- Easily
enforce all users to apply these markings before an email can be
sent
- Address
need for greater security mandated by Australian Government
- Provide
metadata that will allow easier sort / searching in inboxes and
archived email
- Control
the flow of proprietary information and IP in and out of the
organization
- Easily
deploy and manage the software
Australian Customers
Titus Labs’ Australian customer base consists of over 30 federal government departments, including:
- Australian Federal Police
- Australian Taxation Office
- Department of Environment and Heritage
- Department of Finance and Administration
- Department of Transport and Regional Services
- Department of Education, Science and Training
- Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
These Australian organizations have all selected Titus Labs
software in order to meet government information and
communications security requirements.
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