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Secure Way to Send Sensitive Information by Email

July 26, 2021 / in Blog / by Zafar Khan, RPost CEO

Hey You, Get Off (or On) My Cloud 15 or so years ago, ‘the cloud’ was considered the next big thing in business and personal technology. No longer did each machine you used Needed? have files or applications stored on it locally. When you worked on a document in the office, you now didn’t need […]

Email Encryption with Future Proof Technology

February 22, 2021 / in Blog / by Zafar Khan, RPost CEO

Let’s Ring in a New Era of Privacy? The German philosopher, Hegel, wrote (and I’m paraphrasing here) that history is merely a never-ending series of reactions to reactions. Once a thing is done, there is an inevitable reaction to it and then a reaction to that and so on.

256-bit AES Encryption to Protect Your Sensitive Emails and Attachments

December 19, 2019 / in Blog / by Zafar Khan, RPost CEO

The Chinese Don’t Need Impeachment Inquiries. They Have A Citizen Score China is becoming the first society to connect all the data from a vast array of digital surveillance technologies, with an aim to seemingly control the population. China’s communist party is developing a “citizen score” to incentivize “good” behavior, harnessing advances in artificial intelligence, […]

How to Protect Sensitive Email Content & Attachments for Both Senders and Recipients

May 13, 2019 / in Blog / by Zafar Khan, RPost CEO

Pig Latin, Russian Spies and Email Encryption With the recent media focus on cybersecurity, whether it is talk of Russian hackers scheming to influence US presidential elections, or the pervasive pressure to comply with GDPR or HIPAA (healthcare privacy regulations) or other consumer data privacy requirements, “encryption” is one of the solutions that is often […]

How to Make Email Life Easier for Business People

December 07, 2018 / in Blog / by Zafar Khan, RPost CEO

Not All TLS is Created Equal Many, many software service sales professionals throw around security phrases to make cyber security sound simple. Today, as technologies advance and threats get ever more sophisticated, encrypting email for privacy compliance is not getting simpler. The devil (hacker) is in the details.