The solution offers a combination of capture and redaction that allows sensitive content to be removed at the point it enters the system.
Informative Graphics Corp. (IGC), a provider of viewing, collaboration and redaction technology, has released Redact-It for IBM FileNet Capture, a seamless integration between IGC's electronic redaction tool and IBM's scanning product. The new product offers the first truly integrated redaction capability for the IBM FileNet Capture solution, according to the company.
"This release provides a very useful combination of capture and redaction, allowing sensitive content to be removed right at the point where it enters the system," said Joe Junker, director of business development for IGC. "It is a great way for FileNet Capture customers to achieve regulatory compliance and make sure that this information is protected right from the start. Businesses and government entities focused on meeting e-discovery, privacy protection, Sunshine Act legislation, and other compliance and privacy requirements will appreciate Redact-It's solid return on investment."
Redact-It brings automated redaction of confidential data to the major IBM FileNet repositories including P8 Content Engine, Image Services, and Capture local repository. Redact-It can release both redacted and unredacted versions of the file, saving any additional workflow steps. Redact-It safeguards confidential information from risk of accidental exposure and greatly streamlines the redaction process. For more information, visit www.infograph.com/ibm.
IGC is Accredited for Information on Demand Specialty and is both an IBM Enterprise Content Management (ECM) ValueNet Business Partner and an IBM Advanced Business Partner.
About Informative Graphics
Informative Graphics Corp. (IGC), founded in 1990, is a leading developer of commercial software products for viewing, collaboration and redaction. IGC is an IBM ValueNet ISV (independent software vendor), Advanced Business Partner. IGC products, including Redact-It and viewing/collaboration/annotation tool Brava, are renowned for their cost-saving value, ease-of-use, features and scalability. The products have been deployed by thousands of corporations, law firms and government entities in the United States and internationally. Headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, IGC maintains offices in the United States and has key distribution partners worldwide. For more information, visit www.infograph.com or follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/IGCsoftware.
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