The Most Secure Email Service

 

Our end-to-end encrypted email service is the perfect solution for anyone who values privacy and security in their email communication.

Using sealed box public-key cryptography, we ensure that all emails sent and received through our service are completely private and secure. Our service is also HIPAA compliant, making it a great choice for healthcare professionals.

Simple

Email is a widely used form of communication that can help you keep track of work and personal life. It can also save you time and money. But if you value privacy and security in your email communication, you may want to consider using a secure email provider.

Hackers are getting smarter and more sophisticated, and the information that you send through an unsecured network or server is vulnerable to being intercepted. This is why email isn’t normally considered a secure means of communication (Duncan, 2013).

There are ways to make emails more secure by employing end-to-end encryption. PGP and S/MIME are two popular options. Encryption ensures that only the recipient can read a message.

Convenient

In the world of email, there's no shortage of fancy software and fancy hardware to choose from. However, it's not always easy to tell the difference between the good from the bad. The best way to make sure you don't get lost in the shuffle is to find the most secure email provider for your business needs.

One of the most important decisions you can make as an organization is how to effectively implement and manage security and privacy protocols that are relevant to your specific needs. For example, if your business is involved in medical or financial services, you'll need to consider how you store and protect personal patient data, which can be especially sensitive under the new GDPR regulations. While there's no one answer to this question, the most secure way to do it is to partner with a vendor that understands the importance of keeping your information safe and protected. This may not be an easy task, but it's a vital one that can have a profound impact on your bottom line.

HIPAA Compliant

Emails contain protected health information (PHI). It doesn't matter if it's a newsletter sent to your ADHD Support Group or the results of a depression screening test you send to a single client.

If you are a medical practitioner, hospital or healthcare organization, it is your responsibility to protect patient data under HIPAA guidelines. This includes the use of encryption to ensure that emails are secure both in transit and at rest.

To be HIPAA compliant, it is essential to use a third-party email service that is fully encrypted. You also need to train your staff to be aware of the regulations and to follow these practices.

As a health care provider, you must maintain a record of all PHI communications that are stored. The minimum timeframe for keeping a record of these communications is six years, but this varies from state to state.

End-to-End Encryption

The most secure way to communicate with anyone who values privacy and security in their email communication is through End-to-End Encryption. This type of encryption scrambles data in such a way that it can only be read by two people -- the sender and the recipient.

The sender encrypts the message with their public key, and the recipient decrypts it using their private key. This makes the data unreadable to third parties, such as hackers and over-reaching governments, at any point along the path it takes to the intended recipient.

When a message is encrypted this way, it is like creating an invincible box for your information. It is impossible to break through the box, even if you have a sledgehammer or a saw.