Cryptzone Endpoint Encryption for Windows

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Encrypt e-mails, files, folders and USB flash drives.

The Cryptzone Endpoint Encryption bundle contains 3 products:Secured eFileSecured eFile is a file & folder encryption solution which integrates with the familiar Windows-environment. With simple right-click operation, you can be securing your sensitive data in just a few minutes. On top of that, you no longer need to do several actions just to access or edit a secured file. Simply double-click the item just like you would any other, supply the password and the file will open in the correct software. When you save the document it will automatically be encrypted again. Unlike other solutions, because of this workflow integration, there's no need for unsecuring, opening, editing, saving and then (unless you forget of course) encrypt the file again. Secured eFile does all of this for you.Secured eMailSecured eMail is an e-mail encryption solution designed to be easy to use, but at the same time maintain the highest possible level of security. Using AES-256 and System SKG, this has been achieved. As a vital part of the Simple Encryption Platform (SEP), Secured eMail is tightly integrated within your current environment, lying merely as a thin layer on top of your existing infrastructure. Once installed, the Simple Encryption Platform can easily be extended to include more functionality, such as File/Folder encryption, USB encryption, Full hard disk encryption as well as Policy Enforcement.Secured eUSBSecured eUSB is a USB encryption solution designed to be easy and fast to use, all the while maintaining the highest possible level of security. Using AES-256 bit encryption this has been achieved. As a vital part of the Simple Encryption Platform (SEP), Secured eUSB is tightly integrated within your operating system, lying merely as a thin layer on top of your existing infrastructure.

Cryptzone Endpoint Encryption for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: August 30, 2010

Latest update: August 30, 2010

Version: 4.6.9.8319

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2000
Windows Vista
Windows 7
Windows 2003
Windows XP
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 7,566

Downloads Last Week: 1

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4.8/5

11 User Votes

strong and easy
patrik.erikssonDecember 21, 2005
Pros
Very useful for securing communication, as Secured email uses the "Adobe Approach" to make it readable for everyone. Anyone of my friends/collegues/customers can read my secured emails, even if they do not have a license themselves - something unheard of among other email encryption solutions. <p>The fact that the encryption is one of the unbroken ones, doesn't hurt either.
Cons
Only for Windows. This presents a problem at times, even though (so far,) it isn't a big problem for me. Linux/Mac/BSD users can not read or send secured emails.
Summary
This is the oustanding email encryption product so easy to use
ramiavidanseMay 18, 2005
Pros
No importing of certificates and sending public keys etc this was just so easy
Cons
hmm not much to say hear to be honest
Summary
An alternative and yet competent solution
FleetCommandMay 2, 2005
Pros
A great alternative solution replacement for default Microsoft Outlook (Express) security - If you don't afford a digital ID for mail signing and encryption.
Cons
This program is only for *special* use. If you own WinZip 9, you send encrypted zip contents secure enough for home users. If you own a Digital ID for mail signing and mail encrypting, then this program is not necessary. Users should read and compare security features on these three solutions to find out which suites them well - something that not all the people like.
Summary
Almost paranoid encryption - and that's a good thing
dekketMay 2, 2005
Pros
* Near unbreakable encryption (no encryption is UNBREAKABLE, if there is time). AES 256kbit with the System SKG (Synchronous Key Generator) is without a doubt one of the most powerful combinations available to us today. <p>* Ease of use. Without a doubt the easiest encryption program for email available today. Simply put: Its a click of a button. <p>* Extremely fast support. I had a problem with the trialversion, and it took 10 minutes before I got a reply - by PHONE! <p>* Informative and well-written white-papers and technology explanations. <p>* A very promising Enterprise solution around the corner (has been previewed at the Infosecurity fair in London already, which I was deeply impressed by.) <p>* Microsoft Certified Partner <p>* Mentioned all over the internet. It boads well for Secured eMail.
Cons
Only for Outlook as of right now, but there will be many more clients supported shortly.
Summary
Better than PGP
daniel-oneFebruary 7, 2005
Pros
I have tried PGP and the problem is always the receiver. They must buy PGP. Secured eMail was much easier and the receiver could even send a secured email back.
Cons
You can only send secured in Outlook
Summary
easy to use and SAFE!
tvargenJanuary 30, 2005
Pros
Finaly I acn send my e-mails in a safe way just by clicking ONE button!
Cons
To few people uses Secured eMail yet. <p>Lets spread the word!!!
Summary
It's as easy to use as to install and secure as you can ask for.
Init13January 28, 2005
Pros
Easy to use and administrate. Password protected adminconsole if you want to. SecuredEmail responds quickly to solve things out. Keep up the good work.
Cons
Still hard to intall with msi package ;-) <p>Only woorks in Outlook.
Summary
So easy to use
ravidanJanuary 28, 2005
Pros
Easy to use, free for the reciever, cheap
Cons
Only works in Outlook
Summary
Amazingly easy to use software, I can encrypt my mail with one click
wanboundJanuary 28, 2005
Pros
Easy to use, one click encrpytion, no difficult certificates to configure and swop each time. Intergrates into Outlook very easily
Cons
Summary
Simple to Use!
January 27, 2005
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Summary
I was so excited to finally find an encryption software that boasts high security with a transparent user interface!