vSEC:MAIL
The vSEC:MAIL product suite includes products that enable secure communication using email. It does this by use of industry standards for IT security such as encryption and smart cards.
Using vSEC:MAIL Server from Versasec legacy systems can transparently use S/MIME email communication. vSEC:MAIL Server supports all the most widely used email protocols (SMTP, POP3 and IMAP4). The vSEC:MAIL Server runs in a fully transparent proxy mode at a central location to generate and/or handle S/MIME secured communication. It is a proven stable and scalable .NET based solution and runs as a Windows Service. It uses X.509 certificates and private keys provided by Microsoft Windows crypto capabilities (CAPI/CNG) smart card support is also available. [pdf]
Overview
In order to understand how the vSEC:MAIL Server maybe of benefit to your organization please read the short overview document which gives a high level description of the product. [pdf]
vSEC:CMS
Our product suite provides all the software tools to administrate and manage credentials in a secure and convenient way.
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Versasec provides enabling IT security products centered on the usage of security devices such as smart cards. Our solutions enable customers to securely authenticate, issue and manage user credentials more cost effectively. Get a free product trial.
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SCMS = Smart Card Management Systems
CMS = Credential Management System
Have a look at the Wikipedia definition of a ‘Smart Card Management System’.
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