MessageLock eMail Encryption add-in for Outlook

MessageLock eMail Encryption add-in for OutlookOnly $39.99

MessageLock for Outlook is quite possibly the world's easiest to use sender-to-recipient email security solution. MessageLock for Outlook is an email encryption and file compression add-in for Microsoft Outlook, versions 2007/2003/XP/2000. MessageLock for Outlook was designed primarily for people who communicate with midsize to small businesses, small office professionals or individuals. A recent survey of our users showed us that MessageLock for Outlook is used by banks, manufacturers, designers, architects, lawyers, social service agencies, HNI's, educators and CPA's. With single clicks, you can easily secure your financial reports, manuscripts, word documents, contracts, designs, travel plans, power-point slides, login passwords, hotel reservations, photos, source code, set appointments, or any other discreet business or personal information.

Encrypts Outlook email message and attachments

Secures email messages in an AES encrypted zip-compatible envelope

Adds zip, unzip and decryption to Microsoft Outlook

Widely compatible with Hundreds of Millions of Computers that can already decrypt Zip files

Easy to Use, One-Click email Encryption

Exceeds HIPAA encryption strength requirements for protecting email.

Email Encryption/Decryption and Zip Compression in a powerful but easy to use utility

With MessageLock is an add-in for Microsoft Outlook that allows the sender to protect email messages using strong AES-256 bit encryption (exceeds HIPAA's minimum requirements, US Government approved).

To use MessageLock, just open a new email message Microsoft Outlook, and click the "Encrypt Email" button in the Outlook email toolbar.

MessageLock is virtually seamless when both sender and receiver have it installed. MessageLock will automatically decrypt inbound packets, and display the email as a regular message in your Outlook inbox. The decrypted message will be time-stamped, as proof that it was received securely.

Sending Encrypted Messages

When sending email to someone who does not have MessageLock, there are three simple options to deliver your message securely:

1. Send using zip-compatible encryption. This method requires that the user have a zip utility (such as Tugzip.com or IZarc.org) to decrypt the MessageLock file and access the contents. The recipient may already have this software, but if not, it is free to download. Using zip encryption works very well most of the time, but occassionally a firewall may block an encrypted zip file.

2. Require the use of MessageLock Decryptor. This method requires that the recipient download MessageLock Decryptor to open the .ml256 packets that MessageLock creates. The Decryptor can be hosted from your website, if you wish. After installing the Decryptor, the user simply clicks on the .ml256 file to open your message; MessageLock Decryptor will then prompt for the password. This method has proven very reliable in delivering the encrypted packetl.

3. Send a self-decrypting file. This method allows you to create a self-decrypting .exe file which when run, will prompt the recipient for the password. The user does not require any special software. The executable file is delivered in an unencrypted zip wrapper, accessible to Windows XP and Vista without a zip utility.

Whichever method is chosen, MessageLock will remember it, and apply the settings to future encrypted emails to that recipient.

Password Storage

MessageLock can collect and manage your passwords, both for sending and receiving encrypted files. Users can begin using it immediately, and MessageLock will gather the passwords as necessary. Access to the master password list can be protected,

Use MessageLock to:

send secure email messages

automatically unzip and decrypt any password protected zip files that you receive

secure your file attachments with strong AES-256 zip-compatible encryption

easily apply encryption and compression to your entire email message

send encrypted emails to multiple recipients or to a group

automatically format your email message as either a pdf, mht or msg file, depending on the preference of your recipient

combine file attachments into a single smaller zip file

gathers your passwords as you send email, then recalls your passwords on future correspondence

System administrators appreciate these features:

If it is desirable to do so, you can distribute a "starter" password database. Users can optionally be locked out of password settings.

User intuitive: very little training is necessary to use MessageLock.

Silent install with command line key registration

Install for all user accounts

Multiple MessageLock installations can be activated online with a single key

For site licenses, or where online activation is not practical, MessageLock can be activated by including a key file in the directory

Who is it for?

MessageLock was designed primarily for people who communicate with midsize to small office professionals or individuals. A recent survey of our users showed us that MessageLock is used by banks, manufacturers, designers, architects, lawyers, social service agencies, educators and CPA's.

A single click lets you secure financial reports, manuscripts, word documents, contracts, designs, travel plans, power-point slides, login passwords, hotel reservations, photos, source code, set appointments, or any other discreet business or personal information. Click here for a list of other files you should seek to protect when sending in an email.

Integrated Zip Compression for Outlook 2007/2003/2002 XP/2000

MessageLock for Outlook will place your documents into an compressed and/or encrypted zip file. It can also create a self-decrypting .exe file. Users who have advanced needs to set rules for compression will find a number of options to configure MessageLock to their specific needs.