SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)

All ZSentry SSL pages must begin with https://zsentry.com/

To be correct, our SSL certificate must have the following values

ZSentry and ZSentry Mail (ZMAIL) use standards-based Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for secure transactions. Information exchanged with an address beginning with https is encrypted using SSL before transmission. SSL applies encryption between two communicating applications, such as at your PC and at our secure Internet server, authenticated at our server end. When your data is transmitted over the Internet, it is encrypted at the sending end and then decrypted at the receiving end.

ZSentry goes beyond SSL

Why can't I just use SSL to protect my email? Email is a message not between one client and one server but between your client and another client, with possibly several independent servers, routers, caches, buffers, content analysers, traffic analysers, monitors and storage devices in-between, including humans. SSL cannot protect your email message from client to client, and cannot prevent spoofing, phishing and pharming.

Your email message needs to be protected end-to-end, so that no one can eavesdrop, tamper, fake, spoof, or even automatically scan and index information from it. In addition, ZMAIL protects your message at the end-point with control features including Release Time and Expiration Time (Self-Destruct Email).

Read more: ZSentry Spoofing, Phishing, Pharming and Spam FAQ