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Digitally sign and encrypt your email messages, so strangers and hackers can’t intercept them and capture sensitive personal information. Watch the video to find out how! Click here for more info on free email certificates.
Comodo Secure E-Mail Certificates allow you to digitally sign your email as well as encrypt your email messages so that they cannot be read or edited during transmission.
Today, email is ubiquitous. Believe it or not, more than 2 million emails on average are sent every second. Yet without taking steps to secure your e-mail, it is about as secure as a postcard written in pencil…whoever intercepts it can read it or change it with ease.
A secure e-mail certificate protects you in three ways.
First, by digitally signing your e-mail, recipients can be confident that the message really came from you. Second, digitally signed e-mail will alert recipients if the message has been tampered with during transmission. Third, Secure E-mail Encryption protects your email, so the only one who can read its contents is the person you intended.
We use email every day to let friends, family members, and coworkers know our most private information, information we would NOT want prying eyes to see. Protect yourself today, with Comodo SecureEmail.
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