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NEW YORK, NY -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 12/05/05 -- InfoSecurity -- Secured eMail Limited today announced its new Secured eMail secure messaging system and products for home users, professionals, and corporations. After examining existing email technologies and security shortcomings, Secured eMail developed an innovative new solution that combines three powerful encryption technologies with a unique patented "secure channel" architecture between sender and recipient that bypasses vulnerabilities inherent in servers, gateways, and the Internet. Secured eMail is seamlessly integrated with MS Outlook, allowing users to simply click on a "Send Secured" button to send their emails and attachments with absolute security to their intended recipient. Non-Secured eMail users can read encrypted email and even reply with their own secure messages by downloading a FREE Secured eMail reader.
A Secured eMail Enterprise Edition, planned for release in Q1 2005, is being previewed at the InfoSecurity Trade Show in New York, NY December 6-8, 2005.
"Secured eMail is dedicated to developing messaging solutions that provide the absolute highest levels of email security and functionality," stated Secured eMail CEO, Peter Davin. "Now everyone from individuals to enterprises can have this powerful tool to ensure that their emails are safe and protected from hackers or other unwanted viewers."
Overview: Email Security Weaknesses
In route to their final destinations, emails travel in cyberspace and pass through numerous gateways and mail servers where copies are made and stored of each email. These represent potential "weak points" where email can be stolen or viewed. There are even so called "sniffer programs" designed to "sniff" up a specific email or a number of emails written from X or received by Y. This is why sensitive and confidential information should only be sent using email encryption software, such as Secured eMail, as the best insurance available against email theft.
Secured eMail Overview: Combining World-Class Security with Ease of Use
Triple Protection System with 256-Bit Encryption
Secured eMail® uses a combination of AES(TM) (Advanced Encryption Standard), the Secured eMail System SKG and SHA-1 algorithms to provide the highest level of secure email communication. These three factors together ensure that the email will be 100% secure from sender to receiver.
Dynamic One-Time Keys
To enhance email security dramatically, Secured eMail creates/generates a unique code key between sender and recipient for every new email sent in what is referred to as one-time dynamic keys. The Secured eMail patented System SKG(TM) generates 160-bit symmetric and dynamic one-time keys with the assistance of the Sha-1 algorithm. The email is then encrypted with the well-known AES256 algorithm which extends the size of the keys to 256 bit. The result is a message that can only be read by authorized parties.
Secure Channels - Eliminate Server, Gateway & Internet Vulnerability
Secured eMail creates "secure channels" between two individual email addresses and their individual computers. The security advantage is that the email is sent directly C2C, computer to computer, instead of computer-to-server or server-to-server. Most other secure communications applications use a dedicated security server which can be a potential weak link where hackers can gain access to the security system.
Easiest to Use - Interacts Well with All Email Types
Secured eMail works seamlessly with Microsoft Outlook© by installing a new button called "Send Secured" as a separate option to the regular MS Outlook mail "Send" button. Users just have to click the "Send Secured" button to have their emails and attachments encrypted and sent securely to their recipient. Anyone with an email account can receive and read encrypted Secured eMail messages by simply downloading a FREE Reader version, which works with all software, PCs, and Web-based email services. Non-Secured eMail users can receive and read secure encrypted messages and even reply with their own messages and attachments using the same secure encryption technology.
Pricing & Availability
Secured eMail Editions for Home, Professional, and Corporate are available immediately with prices starting at $41.95 USD per single user. FREE trial versions are available at www.securedemail.com.
Secured eMail meets the following Industry Standards for Privacy & Security:
-- HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) Healthcare
industry.
-- Sarbanes-Oxley Act: Financial practice and corporate governance
regulations.
-- Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act: Regulations developed for financial
institutions.
About Secured eMail
Founded in 2003, Secured eMail is an email security company that develops and markets secure messaging solutions for personal and corporate users. The company has U.S. offices in New York City and is headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden. Secured eMail enables electronic messaging to be a secured means of communication for large corporations, small organizations and the personal email user. For more information visit the company's Web site at www.securedemail.com, or email: info@securedemail.com or call (212) 319 8300.
Secured eMail and System SKG are trademarks of Secured eMail AB. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Company Contact:
Natasha Nay
Information Coordinator
Secured eMail AB
Phone: 011 46 31 773 86 31
Email: Email Contact
Media Contact:
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President
TopSpin Communications, Inc.
Phone: 480-632-5050
Email: Email Contact
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