SecureZIP for Windows Desktop » Standard Edition
Saves and sends files securely directly from Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Secures and compresses emails and attachments by directly integrating into Microsoft Outlook
Encrypts data using passphrases, X.509 digital certificates, or both-
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- Includes all the features of PKZIP plus enhanced security.
- Secure Files Anywhere
Files encrypted using SecureZIP remain secure no matter where they are stored – on hard drives, CDs or DVDs, flash drives, or even online storage services. - Saves Secure Files Directly from Word, Excel, or PowerPoint
SecureZIP integrates with Microsoft Office; simply select “Save as SecureZIP File” to compress, encrypt, and save directly from Word, Excel, or PowerPoint. - Sends Secure Emails and Attachments
SecureZIP integrates with Microsoft Outlook so any email or attachment can be encrypted automatically. Ensure emails and attachments are only accessed by their intended recipient(s); and, if needed, encrypted emails can be forwarded without the need to download and resave files. - Encrypts Files with Passphrases, Digital Certificates, or Both
Encrypting files with a passphrase or digital certificate keeps unauthorized individuals from opening your files. SecureZIP supports X.509 v3 certificates issued from recognized certificate authorities such as Comodo®, Verisign®, Entrust®, and Microsoft®. - Configurable Minimum Passphrase Length
SecureZIP allows administrators to configure the minimum length of passphrases created by users. - Ensures Data Integrity
SecureZIP supports digital signatures to ensure data integrity; a file or email with your digital signature gives confidence to the recipient that it hasn’t been altered along the way. - Self-extracting Files
SecureZIP allows users to create PKSFX® self-extracting ZIP files (for internal use only). - ZIPs Files to Save Storage Space
SecureZIP compresses files, up to 95%, to save storage space on your drive. - Large File Compression and Encryption
SecureZIP can compress and encrypt files that are over 9 exabytes in size. - Encrypts File Names
The names of files in a SecureZIP archive cannot be read until the archive is decrypted. - Lossless Compression
SecureZIP uses “lossless” compression so no original data is lost when a file is zipped. - Compresses & Decompresses Files in Multiple Formats
Compress files in several archive formats, including ZIP, TAR, BZ2, GZIP, UUEncode, XXEncode, LZMA, PPMd and Jar. Open (decompress) ZIP files, as well as TAR, JAR, BZ2, RAR, GZIP, CAB, LZH, LZMA, PPMd, UUEncode, and XXEncode. - Supports Smart Cards/Tokens
SecureZIP’s support for smart cards and tokens enables users to apply an additional layer of data protection by storing a user’s private decryption key on a small portable device. - Automatic File Wiping
SecureZIP can be configured to overwrite deleted files, up to seven times, in accordance with NSA specifications to ensure deleted information cannot later be recovered. - Operates Across All Major Computing Platforms
SecureZIP delivers cross-platform compatibility across desktop, server, midrange, and mainframe environments (Windows desktop and server, UNIX/Linux servers, IBM i5/OS and z/OS).
SecureZIP CLI provides users the ability to incorporate ad hoc automated batch processing into desktop workflow. SecureZIP CLI also allows data security to be seamlessly added to unattended processes.
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Microsoft Office Integration
SecureZIP integrates with Microsoft Office, allowing you to save secure documents at the point of creation.
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SecureZIP integrates with Microsoft Office, allowing you to save secure documents at the point of creation.
Email Integration
SecureZIP seamlessly integrates with Microsoft Outlook
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SecureZIP seamlessly integrates with Microsoft Outlook
Easy-to-Use Interface
Simply drag-and-drop files into the SecureZIP interface to encrypt or compress.
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Simply drag-and-drop files into the SecureZIP interface to encrypt or compress.




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