Criptext Fights to Devise Electronic Communication Protection

Tuesday, 14 October 2014 10:00 AM

NEW YORK CITY, NY / ACCESSWIRE / October 14, 2014 / Criptext CEO Mayer Mizrachi discusses his company and its goals in a recent interview with Connie Lawn on the Huffington Post.

With data breaches on the rise around the world (and becoming increasingly costly to compromised individuals, businesses, and government agencies), the need for secure and protected communication is greater than ever before. New software from Criptext provides just that. The application is designed to protect email and text messages from redistribution, whether unintentional or intentional.

The Internet is essential to the operation of almost all of today's business. Yet at the same time that it provides so many unparalleled benefits, it makes it that much easier for leaks to occur. Most of these leaks are made by simple human error. They are largely unintentional. Indeed, control of information is lost as soon as an email or text message is sent.

This is no longer the case with companies that use Criptext. In short, the application gives you control over your information when it is sent through email or text message. It protects the confidentiality and integrity of your organization by decreasing the risk of information leakage.

The primary feature of Criptext is the ability to recall sent emails and text messages at any point. This essentially gives you the ability to delete sent messages from other people's devices. The application can also be used to see when emails and texts have been sent, read, recalled, and forwarded. Additional highlights include the ability to make emails "unforwardable" and set timers to auto-recall sent information.

Criptext is designed for all of the members of a company to use. It acts as the hub of electronic communications by combining email and text messaging functionality in the same application. Criptext can be used on both Android and iPhones. Emails can be sent to people with any mail service (such as Gmail or Outlook) and can be opened and read without the receiver installing Criptext themselves.

Though the service was only launched in May 2014, it has already undergone a number of improvements. These tweaks bolster the functionality and design of the application, keeping them both simple and intuitive. Indeed, the Criptext company mantra says it all: "Every pixel, every second, and every user counts."

The Huffington Post interview with the Criptext CEO discusses all of this and more. It provides an enlightening look at a product that is sure to change the way we think about electronic communication protection in the workplace.

About Criptext

Although the Criptext service was only available to government organizations, now the company has opened up to large corporations and NGO's. Criptext currently offers their service for $10 per user per month with a $10 one-time set-up fee per user. The service can be used with as little as one user and scaled up from there.

Contact:

Alberto Vera
Telephone: 1-844-Criptext
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.criptext.com


SOURCE: Criptext