How SendItSecure™ Works

Sending a message

You use your existing e-mail address.

When you want to send an e-mail that may contain confidential information, you simply depress the "Use SendItSecure™" button in Microsoft Outlook.  When you click send, you prove your identity by either entering your password or scanning you finger on a biometic fingerprint reader.  Your computer is also authenticated with a private key, giving you two-factor authentication.

The message is then scrambled using the very strong AES encryption algorithm with a 256-bit key.  The SendItSecure™ server then keeps the key safe from unauthorized users.

Receiving a message

When you receive a secure message, you double-click on the message in Outlook. Then you prove your identity just like when sending.  You and your computer are verified, again giving you two-factor authentication.

The message is descrambled with the key released by the SendItSecure™ server after successful authentication.

All encryption and decryption keys are destroyed on your machine as soon as they are no longer needed.

Not an Outlook user?

Not a problem.  The encrypted message is stored as an attached file, so you can send and open encrypted messages with the stand-alone software.  This allows you to use SendItSecure™ with any e-mail client, even webmail like Hotmail, Yahoo!, or (our favorite) Gmail.

Want to try it out for yourself?

You can sign-up for a FREE personal account or request a FREE trial of the Corporate Edition.

Need a visual?

Click on the video to see it in action.