Online and Digital Identification, Securing Web 2.0, PKI and Digital Certificates

Ceelox expands use of email encryption

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Ceelox, the Tampa-based biometrics and encryption software development firm, announced that the new version of their email encryption program, SecureMail, now works with Web based email programs like Microsoft’s Hotmail, Google’s Gmail and Yahoo Mail.


The new SecureMail has an enhanced online user Dashboard and added user reports. SecureMail is available for individual use at the Ceelox SecureMail Web site. The company provides a free 30-day trial period. The program enables unlimited free decryption for all registered users.

Subscribers can encrypt text, pictures and attachments from within Microsoft Outlook. If using a web-based email product, subscribers simply use SecureMail to encrypt the file prior to attaching it. [end] 

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