Aes-Up 1.0
Aes-Up is a Windows file encryption application, designed to meet the needs of large and small companies who communicate or store sensitive data. Our expertise in cryptography and key management has enabled us to provide an advanced data recovery facility, without compromising the overall security offered by Aes-Up . This makes the problems associated with lost or forgotten passwords a thing of the past. This is not a 'back door' that would allow an attacker access to your private data. Access remains exclusively under your company's control at all times. No central data or key repository is used. Aes-Up uses advanced cryptographic techniques to achieve this without compromising the overall security of the encrypted data in any way. We believe that high security doesn't need to be difficult to use. Aes-Up won't ask technical questions, such as which algorithm or key length to use. Aes-Up offers a simple user interface that most people can use with no training whatsoever. Solving any security problem involves striking a balance between three competing forces: security, usability and cost. Aes-Up 's unique combination of features and technology defines a new point on this three-way relationship, creating a compelling proposal designed to meet the security needs of modern businesses. Aes-Up is free for personal use, although the data recovery facility is not available. A 30-day free trial is available for business users.
SignGen
SignGen is a program that generates a unique electronic signature block that can be used to stamp a word document, e-mail or other electronic media as a valid document that requires to be formally authenticated and released by the document creator.
Taceo
Protect your email from forwarding, theft, printing, screen capture and more. Outlook integration provides one-click security for email and attachments. Taceo's right-click Wizard gives easy to use encyrption and rights management contols.
Axsellit Confidential Business Suite
What would be the consequences for your business if anyone had access to all your passwords? Or, what would be the consequences if your competition could monitor your tenders, budgets, progress reports, contracts, informal chats and all other.
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