Voltage SecureMail Connected Gateway

The Voltage SecureMail™ Connected Gateway is a managed secure email solution that provides powerful policy-based email encryption − with authentication, key management and decryption provided via security SaaS, the Voltage Security Network™ (VSN).  All end-user technical support is included and provided by the Voltage Security Network, so you can concentrate on running your business, rather than your secure email system.  The only component you install is the Gateway, itself. The Gateway encrypts messages as they go out to your recipients and the Voltage Security Network does the rest.

Most email encryption solutions require the purchase, installation, and continuous administration of an array of hardware and software – for authentication, key management, and high availability. But the Voltage SecureMail Connected Gateway offers complete secure email functionality without the associated infrastructure or administrative overhead.

Key Features and Advantages:
 

	Fastest, Easiest Deployment. Unlike most hosted secure email solutions, which require days or weeks to install and configure, it can be deployed in just a few hours.
	Most Flexible Secure Email Solution. Platform and client independent, so it easily integrates into your existing environment.
	Lowest Cost. Employs proven encryption technologies to keep your email communications safe – without the need to purchase, configure, and administer the array of hardware and software typically required to run a secure email solution.
	End-User Support. Voltage Security provides complete end-user support – including external recipients – removing the burden from your scarce IT resources. This support is offered at no additional charge!
	Messages Never Expire. Messages can be stored securely on a user’s system, and decrypted at any time.
	Client Independent. Voltage SecureMail is also platform and client independent, so it easily integrates with your existing email environment.
	Supports Diverse Organizations. Enables enterprises to extend policy-based encrypted communication as a “common service” to any member of their business network, while providing a single sign-on experience for the end users in each organization’s “community of trust”.