FuseMail EncryptSMART is now VIPRE Email Encryption

Policy-triggered, not sender-triggered

The reason EncryptSMART worked where other encryption projects failed is that it did not rely on people remembering. An administrator sets policies, or uses the pre-built ones for common industries, and messages matching those rules are encrypted whether or not the sender thought about it.

That distinction matters for anyone with a compliance obligation. A control that depends on a busy person ticking a box is not a control.

How the recipient reads it

The message body and its attachments are encrypted and delivered through a secure portal. The recipient opens it with a unique link tied to their own address, plus a password. There is nothing for them to install, which is what makes it usable with customers and suppliers who will never adopt your tooling.

A note on compliance claims

Encryption is a requirement in several regimes, and it is a sensible control even where it is not mandated. We will tell you plainly what the service does and does not do, and we do not claim certifications we do not hold. If you need encryption to satisfy an auditor, bring us the actual requirement and we will tell you whether this meets it.

Encryption is priced per user and can be added to any plan. See the calculator on the VIPRE pricing page.

The rest of the FuseMail family

Everything under the SMART naming was renamed at the same time: SecureSMART is VIPRE Email Security, ClickSMART is Phishing Protection, EncryptSMART is Encryption, and ContinuitySMART is the continuity that now comes built into the Email Cloud plan. Current rates are on the FuseMail pricing page.