If you send client-confidential information via email you may have a ‘duty
of care’ to protect it with email encryption. Otherwise, email simply broadcasts it over the internet. Person To Person
(PTP) provides mathematical certainty that any email you send can only be opened by the person it is addressed to. We
do this using RSA public/private key email encryption.
Microsoft’s
S/MIME is over-complex and demands that you and all your contacts purchase and maintain Digital Certificates. That
is why, despite the overwhelming need for email encryption, very few people use it.
NO DIGITAL CERTIFICATES
Normally,
RSA public/private key encryption demands that you (and your contacts) purchase and register a Digital Certificate with a
Certification Authority. There
are significant problems with Digital Certificates as we show in our White Paper, but with PTP you do not need a Digital
Certificate and neither do your contacts. This dramatically reduces setup time and admin costs.
We
have a track record of battle-hardened encryption software running uncompromised for more than 21 years, since 1984 in
fact when we invented the Scrambler, a hardware encryption device for serial communications which is still in use today.
Our encryption goal
is "lifetime-unbreakable". PTP
is much safer than the web pages you use to make payments or access your bank accounts because PTP encryption is
over a trillion times stronger.
