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Revolutionizing Email Security and Privacy

Rule18® is an email encryption experience unlike any other today, completely protecting your private information by ensuring end-to-end encryption of your e-communications--whether you use a smartphone or PDA, mail-enabled mobile, laptop, PC or Mac. And it's seamless, easy and fast, so it won't slow you down in the business of life.

Rule18 leverages advanced email content management functionality in concert with robust malware, virus and spam protection to create an industry-leading Email Security and Privacy solution. In August 2011 it was awarded a Five-Star rating by SC Magazine, and won Best Product in the Mobile Solutions category in the 2011 Network Products Guide.

Unlike other email encryption solutions, Rule18 is compatible with all major email platforms, clients and servers, including Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Notes, Outlook, Thunderbird, Mozilla, and others -- and works seamlessly with the universe of smartphones, including iPhone, BlackBerry, Android, and Windows-based smartphones.

From ensuring compliance with regulations such as HITECH, HIPAA, GLBA, SOX and others ... to the true protection of attorney-client privilege ... to the complete confidentiality of your private emails ... Rule18 is revolutionizing email privacy and smartphone security.

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Email Encryption Fact & Fiction

When it comes to email privacy, there are a lot of misconceptions floating around. This informative webcast helps separate the fact from the fiction, and demonstrates how easy it is to read virtually any email, even email that's been encrypted using certain tools.

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How to Encrypt Email

SecurityProNews staff writer Joe Purcell describes the various steps required to encrypt email using a popular version of OpenPGP called GNU Privacy Guard. If you really love a challenge, give it a go. Or, you can order up a Rule18 email account from SECNAP and send your sensitive emails that way. It works just like regular email—because it is. Rule18 encrypts and decrypts automatically and you don’t have to do a thing. If you’re an IT pro, which system do you think your users can manage best?

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Users Too Lazy about Smartphone Security, Says Survey

According to a recent survey by The Ponemon Institute, almost 85% of consumers use the same smartphone for both professional and personal tasks. In those cases, if the user’s phone ever becomes lost or compromised, the amount of risk is doubled, since both kinds of private and confidential data could be accessed. Most users have no qualms about making purchases via mobile, yet less than half use keypad locks or passwords to secure their mobile devices, and only 29% said they have considered using a mobile antivirus application.

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Rule18: Flexible For Any Way You Work

Whether you're a personal or professional user, or both, Rule18® is as flexible as you are. It goes everywhere you go, on every email device you use. Rule 18 can be used by individuals, small groups, professional associations, boards of directors, healthcare organizations, educational and financial institutions, local and municipal governments, agencies, and multinational enterprises.

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Case Study: The Entrepreneur Gets The Edge

One of the challenges in implementing virtually any email encryption solution has to do with user behavior. Smartphone users in particular demand speed, ease and convenience—that is why they have smartphones, after all—and have repeatedly proven willing to sacrifice security and privacy in order to retain those benefits. This Case Study describes how a successful entrepreneur has leveraged Rule18® Email Encryption to ensure that his confidential business communications are secure and private.

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