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Encrypt and Digitally sign your files and emails. Securely delete your files beyond US Government DOD standards.

If you don't need the feature rich functionality of FileAssurity OpenPGP but require OpenPGP integration at a fraction of  the cost of competitor products then FileAssurity OpenPGP Lite is ideal for you.

Simple to use government strength security.
 
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My company has mandated PGP.  Can I use your product instead ?

Yes.  FileAssurity OpenPGP Lite is fully compliant with the OpenPGP standard made by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) so you will have no problems interoperating with other users whilst having an easy to use product that also allows you to work with the PKI world.  FileAssurity OpenPGP Lite interoperates with PGP v5.x + and GnuPGP v1.2.3 +.


Is FileAssurity OpenPGP a proprietary PKI application or does it work with any PKI provider?

FileAssurity OpenPGP Lite works with any PKI provider that supplies it's certificates in the following formats - .P7B (PKCS#7), .CER, .P12 (PKCS#12), .PFX, .PEM, X.509.  The majority of CAs offer .P12 format - Verisign, DST, Microsoft, etc. In addition, just like PGP, FileAssurity OpenPGP Lite lets you generate your own keys.

You can generate keys and certificates in FileAssurity OpenPGP Lite that are based on the X.509 standard and the OpenPGP RFC 2440 standard.


Does the person I am sending encrypted / digitally signed files or archives to have to be running the same version of Windows?

No.  It does not matter what version of Windows the sender or recipient are running - they do not have to be the same. For example, the sender could be running Windows 98 and the recipient Windows NT.


Does the person I am sending encrypted / digitally signed files to have to have a full copy of FileAssurity OpenPGP Lite installed on their PC?

No.  FileAssurity OpenPGP Reader decrypts and verifies all files for which the user has keys.  Anyone can download FileAssurity OpenPGP Reader and use it without charge.  They are not able to encrypt and digitally sign files with this version of the product.  See Free Reader software


Can I encrypt / digitally sign Files directly in my application (for example, MS Word)?

No.  You must encrypt / digitally sign files using FileAssurity OpenPGP Lite.  Once files are protected you can send them using any mail application.


How does the digital signature and document authorization process work?

See FileAssurity OpenPGP Digital Signature FAQs