New compatibility with Vista and Firefox makes Email certificates available to many new users and remains free of charge. These Email certificates allow users to encrypt and digitally sign Email and attachments, keeping them secure and confidential. Encryption ensures that only the intended recipient(s) have access to the material and verify the sender's identity. The message and any attachments can not be tampered with during the transmission of the Email.
Other Competing software providers charge as much as $20 for Email certificates, but Comodo, in its commitment to ensuring the availability of online security solutions to everyone, continues to offer Email certificates for free. These certificates are fully trusted by 99% of Email clients.
Click to download a free Secure Email certificate.
*Free for personal use
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Tuesday, July 31, 2007
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