FileAssurity OpenPGP 1.0 Review & Download

FA OpenPGP lets you generate self-signed certificates/keys or you can import x.509 certificates from any Certificate Authority. Encrypted and signed files can be shared with OpenPGP compliant software and the import, export and generation of PGP format keys is supported.You don\'t even have to import root certificates as it\'s unique Trusted Authority system already contains a list of root certificates and automatically checks them for you.Free Reader software is available from the ArticSoft web site so other people can decrypt and verify files you send them without having to purchase any software.· File encryption· Folder encryption· Encryption of email attachments· Digital signing of files· Secure file deletion beyond US government DOD standards· Key and certificate generation· Free Reader software· Works with PKI and OpenPGP systems· Supports the following file and certificate formats - .PGP, .ASC, .X509, .CER, .P7B, .P12, .PFX, .PKCS#7· Government strength encryption - AES 256 bit (FIPS 197)FileAssurity uses the latest Government grade security, without the complexity of products like PGP. Security has at last been made simple.



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Category: Utilities Software > Encryption Software

Size: 11.86MB

OS: Win 95/98/NT/2000

Downloads: 150302

License: Commercial

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