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PositiveDelivery.com FAQ's:

1) What is PositiveDelivery.com?

PositiveDelivery.com is a web tool that you can access from anywhere in the world! It has the look and feel of your standard web-based email, but it's way more secure! The secure aspects of PositiveDelivery.com solve all of your email communication problems. You can send secure, encrypted email quickly and efficiently. It also tracks for you when, where, and who has opened and read the message. If you have ever used anything like Hotmail, you can use PositiveDelivery.com! We offer Personal accounts and full featured Business account packages that satisfy all enterprise security requirements.

2) Why do I need PositiveDelivery.com?

Eavesdroppers and hackers are constantly intercepting plain text email that crosses over normal email systems. PositiveDelivery.com can help to satisfy safe harbor provisions when sending sensitive information such as contracts or personal information that should not, under any circumstance, be exposed to common email. We have free user accounts, so in just 3-5 minutes your email will be secure! Sign up now to use PositiveDelivery.com. Give us a try and see how easy it is to protect your email communications!

3) What is PositiveDelivery.com 'Beta'?

A beta version is the first version released for the purpose of real-world testing. Beta versions are very near 'full completion' in the software development cycle. We have released it as an open beta version. Open beta testers are usually the general public. They receive the software for free or for a reduced price, but act as free testers. The testers report any bugs that they found and sometimes minor features they would like to see in the final version.

4) Do I need to install anything?

No. You just need a computer with internet access. We've taken care of a lot of the security issues with things like SSL and 256 bit AES encryption. After the short sign up, you can safely and securely access PositiveDelivery.com anytime, anywhere!

5) What is SSL encryption?

https refers to the combination of a normal HTTP web connection over an encrypted Secure Sockets Layer, (SSL) to ensure protection from eavesdroppers and hacker attacks. If an eavesdropper were to gain access to encrypted data, the data would be unreadable and thus, unusable to them.

In the past few years the US Government announced that AES may be used for classified information:

6) What is AES encryption?

AES stands for "Advanced Encryption Standard". This is a cryptography standard put forward by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). According to the US government: "The design and strength of all key lengths of the AES algorithm (i.e., 128, 192 and 256) are sufficient to protect classified information up to the SECRET level. TOP SECRET information will require use of either the 192 or 256 key lengths". PositiveDelivery uses the stronger 256-bit AES encryption!

7) How can PositiveDelivery.com help me satisfy privacy regulations?

PositiveDelivery.com uses strong encryption. This can help you satisfy the safe harbor provisions for California Privacy Notification and other federal and state regulations. Be sure to check with your regulatory body to make sure 256-bit AES is approved for them. Since 256-bit AES is used for TOP SECRET US government information, it should exceed any encryption requirements you will need.
In addition, PositiveDelivery.com is tested and certified daily to pass the HACKER SAFE Security Scan. To help address concerns about hacker access to confidential data, the "live" HACKER SAFE mark appears only when a web site meets the HACKER SAFE standard. See the icons below for more information.

8) What is 'Read/Download verification'?

'Read/Download verification' is one of the key features of PositiveDelivery! When you send a message to someone, we report back to you when, where, and how many times the message is viewed. In addition, if you send attachments with you message and you chose the 'notify' option, we tell you when and where your attachments were downloaded to also.

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	PositiveDelivery.com FAQ's: 1) What is PositiveDelivery.com? PositiveDelivery.com is a web tool that you can access from anywhere in the world! It has the look and feel of your standard web-based email, but it's way more secure! The secure aspects of PositiveDelivery.com solve all of your email communication problems. You can send secure, encrypted email quickly and efficiently. It also tracks for you when, where, and who has opened and read the message. If you have ever used anything like Hotmail, you can use PositiveDelivery.com! We offer Personal accounts and full featured Business account packages that satisfy all enterprise security requirements. 2) Why do I need PositiveDelivery.com? Eavesdroppers and hackers are constantly intercepting plain text email that crosses over normal email systems. PositiveDelivery.com can help to satisfy safe harbor provisions when sending sensitive information such as contracts or personal information that should not, under any circumstance, be exposed to common email. We have free user accounts, so in just 3-5 minutes your email will be secure! Sign up now to use PositiveDelivery.com. Give us a try and see how easy it is to protect your email communications! 3) What is PositiveDelivery.com 'Beta'? A beta version is the first version released for the purpose of real-world testing. Beta versions are very near 'full completion' in the software development cycle. We have released it as an open beta version. Open beta testers are usually the general public. They receive the software for free or for a reduced price, but act as free testers. The testers report any bugs that they found and sometimes minor features they would like to see in the final version. 4) Do I need to install anything? No. You just need a computer with internet access. We've taken care of a lot of the security issues with things like SSL and 256 bit AES encryption. After the short sign up, you can safely and securely access PositiveDelivery.com anytime, anywhere! 5) What is SSL encryption? https refers to the combination of a normal HTTP web connection over an encrypted Secure Sockets Layer, (SSL) to ensure protection from eavesdroppers and hacker attacks. If an eavesdropper were to gain access to encrypted data, the data would be unreadable and thus, unusable to them. In the past few years the US Government announced that AES may be used for classified information: 6) What is AES encryption? AES stands for "Advanced Encryption Standard". This is a cryptography standard put forward by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). According to the US government: "The design and strength of all key lengths of the AES algorithm (i.e., 128, 192 and 256) are sufficient to protect classified information up to the SECRET level. TOP SECRET information will require use of either the 192 or 256 key lengths". PositiveDelivery uses the stronger 256-bit AES encryption! 7) How can PositiveDelivery.com help me satisfy privacy regulations? PositiveDelivery.com uses strong encryption. This can help you satisfy the safe harbor provisions for California Privacy Notification and other federal and state regulations. Be sure to check with your regulatory body to make sure 256-bit AES is approved for them. Since 256-bit AES is used for TOP SECRET US government information, it should exceed any encryption requirements you will need. In addition, PositiveDelivery.com is tested and certified daily to pass the HACKER SAFE Security Scan. To help address concerns about hacker access to confidential data, the "live" HACKER SAFE mark appears only when a web site meets the HACKER SAFE standard. See the icons below for more information. 8) What is 'Read/Download verification'? 'Read/Download verification' is one of the key features of PositiveDelivery! When you send a message to someone, we report back to you when, where, and how many times the message is viewed. In addition, if you send attachments with you message and you chose the 'notify' option, we tell you when and where your attachments were downloaded to also. Copyright © 2006-2010 OAC LLC. view our Privacy Policy