• Doug

    Another email encryption option is Voltage SecureMail.

    Voltage SecureMail can easily send encrypted email to anyone.

    Voltage SecureMail has Outlook plug-ins or you can use a web interface for sending encrypted email. Messages are completely controlled by the sender and recipient in their sent folder and inbox. No messages are stored on servers.

    Recipients don’t need any special software to decrypt and read their messages, just a browser. And recipients don’t need to pay to read their email. In fact, they even get free support from Voltage. It’s much easier to use than PGP, S/MIME or other older solutions…and just as secure…which is probably why they can afford to offer free support to their customers and recipients…unlike those other solutions.

    It’s an ideal solution to help address state privacy regulations in Massachusetts and Nevada as well as the more general HIPAA, SOX, PCI requirements, etc.

    There is a free trial at: http://www.voltage.com/vsn

    • http://www.ilovefreesoftware.com/ Ishan

      @Doug: That is quite a shameless advertising for Voltage. However, it is not free, so I would rather stick with Trend Micro :)

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