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NEW AUTOCRYPT FEATURE Person To Person now lets you email encrypted files in AutoCrypt(TM) mode. This means it will self-decrypt at the other end, as if by magic ! The recipient does not need any software or digital certificates to decrypt the file. This feature is unique to Person To Person and ensures that you can send safe files without worrying about whether the recipient has the right decrypion software to read them. No other system makes email encryption so easy. Person To Person also has its own patented RSA system which guarantees the identity of the person at the other end. This avoids having to purchase digital certificates, a complicated procedure with significant security weaknesses. Download now and you can be sending secure email in five minutes, its that easy with Person To Person. FREE LICENSE Person To Person is available as a FREE email encryption software license which includes powerful RSA encryption of files to the Data Vault on disc and SIGN/ENCRYPT for email attachments. Free edition will also DECRYPT any files you receive from other Person To Person users. To get your FREE license Simply click the download bar and choose the free license option at install time. EMAIL EDITION The Email Edition costs $19.95 per seat. It includes toolbar integration with Outlook, AutoCrypt and Shred feature. PRO LICENSE PTP Pro costs $99.95 per seat and is for larger commercial organisations and provides its own networked Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) using a centralised database under the control of the IT Manager. PTP provides encryption standards in a package which allows you to tailor the security level to your needs. PTP is designed for ease of use so you don't need a consultant to set it up. DIGITAL CERTIFICATES Person To Person creates its own internal digital certificates every time you encrypt or decrypt. This means it is not necessary for you to purchase a 3rd party digital certificate, which you do with most RSA encryption tools. Non-RSA schemes do not need digital certificatres (DES, AES etc) but these are simple symmetric encryption algorithms and are not secure for email applications, as a few minutes research on the internet will confirm. 3rd party digitals certificates are an extremely poor way of delivering email security. Why would you want all your details and encryption keys held by a 3rd party organisation who you know very little about and whom you must pay for the privilege ? Person To Person Email EncryptionPerson To Person is free encryption security software for disc files and email. There are many times want to use encryption. For example, to send your credit card details. Or you want to keep your online banking passwords secret. Or you want to send a debug file with your network details. Whats special about Person To Person ? It uses a unique patented method of encrypting with RSA (which normally needs a digital certificate) but without the need for you to purchase or renew digital certificates. Why ? Because 3rd party digital certificates REDUCE your security. Please research this on the internet and find out about RSA and digital certificates before investing in encryption software. NEW - Person To Person now has a SHRED feature. This allows you to set a time limit on files which you encrypt. After the time limit expires the file can no longer be decrypted. This protects you from having hundreds of files and emails out there which might be used out of context. Sample RSA EncryptionPLAINTEXT = Now is the time for all good men to come to the party. When Person To Person encrypts this with the magic of RSA we get CIPHERTEXT = K8T3H6E1K4C0M3D5B8B0H5U5X8D4W6P4S9B47M6K9Q6W5X6 If we do it again, the SAME PLAINTEXT produces CIPHERTEXT = G1N3P4I9R6D3I2D7O3N6P1U5B2D2G2D6P4N6U6NB3A2N9J4A completely different ! And its different every time, which makes code breaking rather difficult, to say the least. Because we output in ASCII text, recipients and server firewalls can see the file is harmless and cannot contain any viruses. You won't want to encrypt every email and every attachment. What Person To Person lets you do is quickly select the ones you do want to secure with a single click. Similarly, the Data Vault feature keeps an icon in the task tray so you can retrieve all your passwords with one click. Try it now, free. Person To Person FREE Edition
Free license is not time-limited and provides many useful security features free of charge, including powerful RSA encryption of your personal files to a Data Vault. Also with the free encryption license you can SIGN & ENCRYPT files for email attachment or for safe keeping on memory sticks. Download Person To Person Manual (PDF file) Person To Person RSA EncryptionPerson To Person protects you with super strong RSA Encryption. Every time you use a credit card you are using RSA Encryption. The internet depends on RSA Encryption being secure. All banks and websites rely on it. RSA is the most secure encryption available. Unfortunately it can be complex to implement, but Person To Person makes it easy. Person To Person targets the three areas at most risk: email, file encryption to hard disc and file encryption to memory sticks and other removable media. Person To Person is fully compatible with Microsoft Outlook and all Windows email software. Person To Person Email Edition $19.95 USDPerson To Person Email Edition has an Outlook Toolbar which makes Outlook encryption very easy. Just before you send, click 'Encrypt'. You don't have to encrypt every email, just the ones you choose. Email Edition encrypts the body of the email as well as attachments. It also adds some very useful features to the FREE edition such as AutoCrypt and SHRED. WiFi makes emails more open than ever before. You may not realise it, but copies of your emails are stored in Outlook folders and on ISP servers for years. PDF files are not secureEmailing PDF files is fast and reliable but its definitely not secure. Many users think PDF attachments are safe but they can easily be edited - unless you encrypt them first with Person To Person. Person To Person provides mathematical certainty that any email you encrypt can only be opened by the person it is addressed to. Its much safer than the web pages you use for credit card payments because our RSA encryption key is over a trillion times stronger.
Because Person To Person is based on encryption standards it means that you know exactly what you are getting. It does not use propietary algorithms which have no track record. RSA has had over forty years of rigourous practical testing in the field. All secure internet pages and online credit card transactions rely on RSA being secure. Without RSA being mathematically sound, the commercial internet could not exist. However, very few encryption tools use RSA and most of those that do rely on digital certificates which have their own security weaknesses. Person To Person exceeds the following NIST standards:USA Federal Information Processing Standards FIPS 180-2 USA Federal Information Processing Standards FIPS 140-2 USA Federal Information Processing Standards FIPS 46-3 U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (www.nist.gov) FIPS Publications are issued by NIST after approval by the Secretary of Commerce pursuant to Section 5131 of the Information Technology Reform Act of 1996 (Public Law 104-106) and the Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002 (Public Law 107-347). The Computer Security Division (http://csrc.nist.gov) is one of six divisions within NIST's Information Technology Laboratory. The CSD mission is to provide standards and technology to protect information systems against threats to the confidentiality of information, integrity of information and processes, and availability of information and services in order to build trust and confidence in Information Technology (IT) systems.Person To Person exceeds the following ISO standards:ISO 10118-3 ISO 18033-2 ISO 18033-3 ISO (International Organization for Standardization wwww.iso.org) is the world's largest developer and publisher of International Standards. ISO is a network of the national standards institutes of 159 countries, one member per country, with a Central Secretariat in Geneva, Switzerland who co-ordinate the system. |
