Unencrypted emails can be read by any moderately-skilled hacker.

Keep your email communications private with Formidable CA Personal Certificates (free for personal use).

They give you the ability to maintain the strongest levels of confidentiality and security for your electronic communications by allowing you to digitally sign and encrypt your mail and attachments.

Encrypting your emails means that only your intended recipients can read them while digitally signing enables them confirms you are indeed the sender and verifies the message wasn’t tampered with en route.

Free for personal use they’re priced from only $6.66 per year (for a 3 year term).

Formidable CA Personal Certificates provide:

• Authentication
• Privacy
• Integrity
• Compatibility

Authentication:

Emails pass through many different computer systems without your knowledge. Formidable CA Personal Certificates let you sign your email digitally to prove that the message and attachments actually came from you.

Privacy:

Non-encrypted emails can be easily intercepted and read by someone without your authority. Others can even snoop on your email Inbox, or intercept messages, as you check your mail wirelessly on your laptop or mobile phone. Formidable CA Personal Certificates allow you to encrypt your email easily and ensure that the messages and attachments can only be read by the intended recipients.

Integrity:

Regular, unsecured email can easily be faked and messages can be produced and distributed that look like they were prepared and sent by you when the truth is that you may never know anything about them. By digitally signing your emails with a Personal Certificate, no-one else can alter the contents of your mail without the recipient being alerted.

Compatibility:

Formidable CA Personal Certificates are fully trusted by 99% of email clients including:

• Microsoft® Outlook Express
• Microsoft® Outlook®
• Microsoft® Entourage
• Apple Mail
• Mozilla Thunderbird
• Or any other S/MIME compliant software

You have a right to expect that no-one is reading your mail or using your identity and your contacts and clients quite reasonably expect that no-one else is reading emails (and attachments) meant for them nor accessing the often sensitive information therein.