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Trend Micro Email Encryption
Company:
Trend Micro, Inc.
Pricing:
$9.99 per user for 5,000 user
http://us.trendmicro.com
Trend Micro Email Encryption is a virtual appliance that can be installed on a physical or virtual server.
PGP Universal Gateway Email
Company:
Symantec
Pricing:
typical 100-user configuration starts at $102
http://www.symantec.com
PGP, the venerable, popular encryption system, now is part of Symantec. Organizations with the PGP Universal Server will simply need to add the Mail module.
TrustTone Stealth
Company:
TrustTone Communications
Pricing:
starts at $1,750 (50 users)
http://www.trusttone.com
TrustTone Stealth provides an email application layer encryption gateway deployed as an inline proxy.
Comodo Secure Email
Company:
Comodo Security Solutions
Pricing:
$12 per certificate
http://www.comodo.com
The Comodo Secure Email application comes as a free product.
Cryptzone Secured eMail
Company:
Cryptzone
Pricing:
starts at $69
http://www.cryptzone.com
Cryptzone’s Secured eMail is a client-server application that runs on the company’s simple encryption platform (SEP).
MACS VoiceProof
First Look
Company:
SentryCom
Pricing:
Starts at $15/user per year
http://www.sentry-com.net
Provides secure authentication and data transmission for high-risk connections, such as online banking.
ObliqueDrive
First Look
Company:
Callplex
Pricing:
$99 for a 24GB drive
http://obliquedrive.com/
Secure storage of sensitive files
MailGate
Company:
Tumbleweed Communications
Pricing:
$8,000
http://www.tumbleweed.com
The Tumbleweed MailGate appliance offers solid email protection and management in one device.
Mail Security 8300 Series
Company:
Symantec
Pricing:
$995 for hardware
http://www.symantec.com
The Symantec Mail Security appliance houses several email content management features in one well-integrated device.
Ninja Email Security
Company:
Sunbelt Software
Pricing:
starts at $627 for 25 mailboxes
http://www.sunbelt-software.com
This product takes an all-in-one security approach with features such as anti-spam, anti-phishing, anti-virus, attachment filtering, disclaimers and content filtering.
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