PKZIP
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Year after year, the amount of data being stored and exchanged around the world increases at an exponential rate. Costs for data storage and transmission continue to grow, whether organizations maintain their files on-premise or in the cloud. An efficient, flexible solution for data compression is essential for managing costsand resource demands.
Reduce file sizes by up to 95% and improve system performance.
Provides strong protection for sensitive data without disruptions to user workflows
Automates the discovery and remediation of unencrypted sensitive data
Applies persistent strong encryption that travels with protected files, even outside the organization
Enables organization-wide control and consistent policy enforcement.
Compressed files are as much as 90% smaller than the uncompressed data.
Includes compression, command-line interface, and cross-platform functionality.
Unmatched
Performance
Having introduced the ZIP file format nearly three decades ago, PKZIP continues to set the worldwide standard for data compression and file management. With PKZIP, organizations can compress files by up to 95%, reducing storage costs and greatly improving file transmission times. PKZIP can handle even the largest compression tasks, with capabilities to include more than 2 billion files in a single archive and compress files over 9 exabytes in size. PKWARE’s lossless compression technology ensures that all data (including file metadata) is retained when a file is zipped.
Flexibility &
Administrative
Control
PKZIP is compatible with all major enterprise computing platforms and supports multiple archive formats, making it easy to exchange data across the organization efficiently and effectively. Users can compress files in several archive formats, including ZIP, TAR, BZ2, and many others. Enterprise customers can use PKZIP’s policy manager to standardize compression activities according to organizational policies and best practices, helping maximize efficiency, system performance, and resource savings.
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