Who is Reading Your eMail?

Email is one of the most widely used methods of communication in today's world. Whether at work, at home or when travelling it is easy, quick and generally convenient to access an e-mail account.

Unfortunately there is a downside to all this convenience, information transmitted on an open network such as the Internet is far from secure.

Messages mainly travel in clear text over the Internet and potentially can be intercepted at any point between sender and recipient. It is also relatively easy for one user to impersonate another by 'spoofing' mail servers. Consequently receipt of a message is not conclusive proof that the sender was in fact responsible for sending it. Likewise sending an e-mail to a specific person is no guarantee that the intended recipient is in fact the only person to read it.

Probably the greatest obstacle to wide-spread use of secure e-mail is that most encryption systems don't integrate seamlessly with popular email clients. Also in most cases security is an afterthought whereby normal workflow is disrupted to accommodate security. When using SecExMail Offshoremailroom edition your mail will:

• Encrypt and decrypt faster and more secure than currently available solutions
• Be invisible to the normal user
• Work with any e-mail client
• Work without the need for custom plug-ins
• Above all be more cost effective than other products available on the market.

It is often nowadays reported by organisations such as the ACLU that e-mail communications and telecommunications are scanned by a variety of commercial, intelligence and surveillance satellites.

The need to protect our user id, username or password is becoming ever more important as e-mail, e-commerce, on-line banking and web development continues to expand.

The answer "yes" to questions such as "does my mail server use pop3s and smtps?" or "is my message protected with high encryption and decryption software?" will soon become the requirement of all email service providers.

At Offshoremailroom , the answer to these questions is yes now!