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bioMail™ secures your e-mail messages by authenticating “senders and receivers” using your biometric. Through a simple, intuitive interface, you “sign” your e-mail message with your biometric. Those who receive your e-mail must “sign” with their biometric in order to open the message.

Specifically and importantly, the emails, and attachments, are “dually” signed, Encrypted used Military Grade AES-256, with both the senders and recipients biometrics. This ensures that it is “only” those two parties can read that particular piece of communication, because it is that specific person that must authenticate with their own biometric.

It’s easy, it’s fast, it’s secure, and it requires no user names or passwords, just “you” because it is “you” who is the authenticating factor.

Every day billions of e-messages are sent across the-mail Internet. No doubt your business relies on e-mail to exchange information and keep in touch.

But today’s e-mail systems are very vulnerable to a number of things.

Messages can easily be intercepted and read by prying eyes. Return addresses can be forged to make messages look authentic when actually they are attempts to get you to divulge personal information. E-mails can carry viruses, and senders of malicious messages are rarely caught because their origins are virtually impossible to trace. Messages that contain sensitive information are often carelessly forwarded to unintended persons. Junk e-mail now accounts for more than half of all e-mail volume, clogging inboxes and wasting our valuable time.

If you need a way to securely send and receive messages and to know for certain the identity of your recipients, bioMail™ is your solution. bioMail™ leverages the power of biometrics to make it possible to use email confidently, without additional infrastructure for your organization.

There is no other product like it on the market today. The areas of application for bioMail™ are vast. This form of personally encrypted communication can be used in any industry where private data must be exchanged conveniently, securely and confidentially.
Examples include ;

• business communication day to day
• banking
• medical records,
• corporate financial data,
• legal documents,
• political communication
• industrial plans and processes
• personal discretion

Health Care — Securely exchange medical records and other patient information, meeting HIPAA requirements for privacy.
Corporate — Exchange sensitive financial data, product designs, and marketing plans with confidence.
Law Enforcement — Communicate privately with other agencies regarding on-going investigations.
Professional — Share client information with other members of the team remotely.
Media — Submit time-sensitive stories for editing and publication without getting “scooped”.
Personal — Stay in touch with family and friends, knowing that your conversations remain private.