Communications Privacy Software is designed for SMBs.May 1, 2006 -
MessageLock(TM) for Outlook 2003® provides 256 bit AES email encryption and file compression to small businesses and individual users of Microsoft Outlook. Installed as plug-in, it compresses outbound files and decompresses inbound zip attachments, saving disk space and internet bandwidth. Outbound email messages are encrypted on sender's PC, and decryption occurs on receiver's PC, ensuring that message is secure until arriving at its destination.
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Encryptomatic LLC.
810 4th Ave S. Suite 148
Moorhead, MN, 56561-0703
USA
MessageLock(TM) for Outlook 2003® Brings Strong Email Encryption and File Compression to Small Businesses and Individual Users of Microsoft® Outlook
MOORHEAD, Minn., March 27 / -- Encryptomatic llc today announced the availability of MessageLock(TM) for Outlook 2003®, communications privacy software designed to bring the benefits of strong email encryption and file compression to small businesses and individual users of Microsoft Outlook.
"While many email security solutions focus on big companies, MessageLock is focused on the needs of small businesses and individuals who want to apply encryption quickly, and on the fly, without the need of the receiver to install a single-use 'reader' application," said Darren Leno, President, Encryptomatic llc. "For small businesses, encryption must be simple to apply. MessageLock was designed to be easy for the sender to use while remaining accessible to the receiver."
MessageLock's strong 256-bit AES encryption protects email as it transits the internet. MessageLock also compresses outbound files, or decompresses inbound zip attachments, saving disk space and internet bandwidth.
MessageLock installs in moments as an Outlook plug-in. To use MessageLock, the user opens a new email window, types an email address, and presses the "Encrypt Message" button on the toolbar. If a password has not been stored for an email address, MessageLock will prompt for the password, and then store it in an encrypted file.
Outbound email messages are encrypted on the sender's PC, and decryption occurs on the receiver's PC. This means the message is secured the moment it leaves the sender's PC, until arriving at its destination.
Although maximum convenience occurs when both sender and receiver are using MessageLock, the encrypted contents may be retrieved by a recipient who knows the password and who has a zip file utility installed on their computer, such as the free TugZip® utility or Winzip®.
A 40 day trial of MessageLock is available at http://www.encryptomatic.com/ . The cost is $39.99 for a personal license, and $59.99 for a business user license. Licenses may be used on up to three computers, allowing users to immediately set up a secure communications circle.
Encryptomatic LLC is a developer and reseller of Microsoft-based email security solutions, and is a member of the Association of Shareware Professionals.
For more information visit http://www.encryptomatic.com/ , or email info@encryptomatic.com.
Source: Encryptomatic LLC
CONTACT: Darren Leno of Encryptomatic, +1-218-287-5188, info@encryptomatic.com
Web site: http://www.encryptomatic.com/
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