18th February 2019

Hackers are free people

As you are no doubt aware, sending sensitive, personal data by normal email leaves you open to cyber-crime and may contravene legislation. 

Even password-protected attachments are highly susceptible to cybercriminal attacks. 

Cyber-attacks may expose you, your clients and businesses partners to immeasurable damage and leave you open to financial loss and reputational damage.

Breaching GDPR legislation means infringement fines of up to €20 million or 4% of global revenues for your business.

But post is time consuming, can be expensive and can also be lost.

Panacea, working with Mailock from Beyond Encryption brings IFAs really easy to set up, very low cost secure e mail. It works with your existing email, so that you can start sending secure email and be confident in what arrives in your inbox.

All the usual technical information along with a very special deal and a free 14 day trial link is here

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