Competitive Solutions
| PKWARE SecureZIP | Data21 ZIP/390 | ASPG Megacryption | IBM Encryption Facility | |
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1 Compression& symmetric encryption is native to z/OS, PKI encryption is offloaded to a Windows server 2 Not natively on z/OS – Data21 offloads to Windows server, IBM EF is Java 3 Windows, Linux, Unix OpenPGP support |
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Alternative Solutions
| SecureZIP + FTP | FTP | FTPS/sFTP | MFT | |
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1 Most MFTs provide some basic level of compression 2 Implicit through data centric security |
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Explore Key Features
Data-centric encryptionData is never transferred or received "in the clear". |
Trusted dataDigital signing, time stamping, and authentication ensure that the data has not been compromised. |
| Supports multiple industry-standard security formats, including OpenPGP and .ZIP, as well as most operating system platforms. |
Never lose control of your dataContingency key allows enterprises to have a "master key" to all data. |
Meet compliance mandates with strong encryption includingFIPS 140-2, HIPAA, SOX, PCI, etc. |
Easy installationIntegrates quickly for both you and your partners. |
File compression is an added bonusFile size can be reduced by up to 95% to maximize bandwidth. Data can be encrypted and zipped at any convenient time ahead of the transfer batch jobs running to spread processing workload. |
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SecureZIP vs. WinZip
| SecureZIP Enterprise | WinZip Pro | |
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| Includes Easily Deployable Digital Certificate | ![]() |
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| Cross-Platform Solutions | ![]() |
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| Supports AES Passphrase Encryption | ![]() |
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| Filename Encryption | ![]() |
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| "Out of the Box" Seamless Integration with Microsoft Office® | ![]() |
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| "Out of the Box" Seamless Integration with Microsoft Outlook® | ![]() |
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| Re-Encrypt Email Attachments when Forwarding Existing Zip Files | ![]() |
Competitive Solutions
| PKWARE SecureZIP | Data21 ZIP/390 | ASPG Megacryption | IBM Encryption Facility | McAfee eBusiness Server | |
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| Native z/OS Implementation | ![]() |
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1 Compression& symmetric encryption is native to z/OS, PKI encryption is offloaded to a Windows server 2 Not natively on z/OS – Data21 offloads to Windows server, IBM EF is Java 3 Windows, Linux, Unix OpenPGP support |
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Solutions » Secure Data Exchange » Meet Compliance Mandates
Meet Compliance Mandates
Major regulations, mandates and security standards demand strong protection of sensitive data. Non-compliance results in considerable fines and penalties – over $214 per record, averaging $7.2 million per data breach What’s more, a data breach negatively impacts your reputation and brand.
PKWARE Solves the Problem
The PKWARE SecureZIP Solution enables encryption with authentication to ensure data integrity and meeting the data security requirements established by major compliance regulations and security mandates. And SecureZIP mitigates the risk of exposure in the case of a breach, keeping your company’s name out of the headlines and protecting your brand.

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