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I have sent hundreds of e-mail messages. Why do I need to encrypt them now?

Wednesday, 01 April 2009 22:45

Many people who use traditional e-mail systems assume the e-mail they send is private. This is simply not the case. A message sent by a user travels in plain text (i.e.. easily readable) from the originating computer to a mail server. It is stored on a server as text and subsequently forwarded from one mail server to another until it reaches the destination. Messages are stored on the servers for days, sometimes weeks and months. Most servers do daily backups, storing your messages on tapes for even longer periods of time. Once your message is sent it can be intercepted, copied and stored. You don’t know who has access to what may be your sensitive information

What is the difference between Secure Medical.net and Hotmail?

Wednesday, 01 April 2009 22:46

Secure Medical.net is fully encrypted "for your eyes only" private communication system. Hotmail, as well as most free and paid e-mail services is wide open to hackers, snoops, government, government spy agencies, and practically anyone who wants to get at your messages.

Secure Medical.net is a private end-to-end communication system, it is much more then an e-mail service, it is a secure communications and storage solution. With Secure Medical.net, your communication and files are safe and encrypted from the moment you send them to our system. Having complete logs of all transmissions made and all of the data stored on our servers, but lacking account access codes, does not give access to the plain-text information content.

Last Updated on Monday, 27 July 2009 13:02

What is Secure Medical.net?

Wednesday, 01 April 2009 22:47

Secure Medical.net is a unique secure communications and storage space provider. Messages and documents sent through or stored on our system are private and confidential. You write a message and we securely deliver it to the recipient. You upload a file and we securely store it "for your eyes only" viewing. Nobody, not even the government has the ability to intercept the content of your account.

Last Updated on Monday, 27 July 2009 12:35