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R14.2 released
R14.2 sees the first release of our XMPP server, extended HF Radio support
and a preview release of security labels and clearances in our directory
server, M-Vault...
Mobile
XMPP Client: Agile Messenger
We've yet to find a good free mobile XMPP client, but Agile Messenger
from Agile Mobile is a neat commercial one.....

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The latest release of the Isode product set, R14.2, includes
new features such as:
- M-Link XMPP Server: The first release of a our new XMPP Instant
Messaging server, M-Link, together with an evaluation guide
for this new product.
- HF Radio Support: We've added support for STANAG 4406 Annex
E and ACP 142 operation over STANAG 5066.
- Security Labels and Clearances: A preview release of security
labels and clearances, including Directory Access Control using
Security Labels, in M-Vault.
You can read about these and other R14.2 features here.
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Latest Whitepapers
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Measuring the False Negative Rate for Isode's M-Switch Anti-Spam
A key feature of any anti-spam solution is how effective it is at removing spam. A perfect anti-spam system would have a zero false positive rate and a zero false negative rate. In practice, this is not usually achieved, and systems will invariably trade off the two measurements. This paper describes how false negatives can be measured and looks at false negative rates for Isode's M-Switch Anti-Spam. (More)
(7th May 2008)
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Using Security Labels for Directory Access Control and Replication Control
This paper looks at how Security Labels can be used to provide security and management benefits to directory services. It shows how Security Labels can be used to control access to data based on the Security Clearance of the user accessing the directory, and how Security Labels can be used to control access to directory services and selective directory replication. (More)
(17th April 2008)
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