San Francisco, California—February 5, 2007— RSA Conference 2007— For enterprises seeking to communicate securely with employees, partners and customers, Voltage Security, Inc., a global leader in enterprise privacy management, today unveiled Voltage SecureMail™ V3. This latest version of Voltage’s award-winning policy-based secure messaging solution includes more than two-dozen major enhancements that improve user experience and further drive down operating costs. Among the key innovations in this release: Voltage SecureMail V3 is the first solution of its kind to combat phishing within the secure messaging application in order to restore trusted communications; a multi-data center architecture dramatically reduces complexity of deployment and management; and advanced features for multi-tenant use and branding, centralized management and reporting provide deep flexibility, control, and visibility into all aspects of data privacy.

Voltage SecureMail V3 is the first solution to provide comprehensive support for business-to-business (B2B), business-to-customer (B2C) and internal communications. It’s an intuitive platform that enables enterprises to:
• Leverage e-mail as a confidential customer communication mechanism while providing protection from phishing attacks;
• Deliver and maintain strong branding, while promoting the enterprise as a trusted custodian of consumer data;
• Expand the use of secure e-mail to a large, diversified and distributed enterprise while maintaining simplicity of management and lowest total cost of ownership (TCO); and
• Adhere with corporate compliance policies through Voltage SecureMail audit and usage reports.

Voltage is first to incorporate industry-standard anti-phishing capabilities at the source—directly into the emails themselves. While other secure email solutions require training and additional clicks to authenticate emails, Voltage alone is leveraging proven “personal image identification” technology, enabling recipients to immediately trust the email source. This patent-pending solution was co-developed with a selection of Voltage’s top Fortune 500 enterprise financial services customers.

Such capabilities come at a critical time for businesses and consumers. Roughly 109 million U.S. adults received phishing e-mail attacks in 2006, up from 57 million in 2004, according to Gartner Inc. The average loss per victim has grown to $1,244—up dramatically from $257 per victim in 2004. Voltage greatly mitigates the risk of such attacks through its trusted, secure e-mail platform and advanced anti-phishing techniques.

“As one of the largest departments in the California state government with the mission to protect and improve the health of all Californians, we take our data protection responsibilities very seriously,” said James Somahkawahho, Senior Programmer Analyst, California Department of Health Services.

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