Why SendSecure

Secure communication should create trustworthy evidence.

Traditional email and file exchange can leave identity, integrity, delivery, and message history scattered across unrelated systems. SendSecure is designed to connect those facts into one verifiable communication record.

The problem is not only confidentiality.

Sensitive communications often need to answer five questions long after the message was sent.

  • Who sent the communication?
  • Who was authorized to receive it?
  • Was the content altered?
  • When was it sent, delivered, and accessed?
  • Can the supporting evidence be reviewed independently?

Ordinary records can become fragmented

Messages, attachments, delivery records, identity information, and timestamps are often stored separately. Screenshots or printouts may show content, but they do not by themselves provide cryptographic proof of integrity or a complete lifecycle record.

A connected evidence model

SendSecure is designed around the communication lifecycle rather than around a single inbox event.

1

Establish identity

Identity assurance and cryptographic enrollment create a stronger basis for attributing communications.

2

Protect content

Messages and attachments are encrypted, while signing and decryption are delegated to approved cryptographic providers.

3

Preserve evidence

Lifecycle events, signatures, receipts, trusted timestamps, and evidence exports remain linked to the underlying message.

Designed for review, not just delivery.

Communication created

Participants, subject, content, attachments, and cryptographic material are assembled into a secure transaction.

Evidence events recorded

Message creation, delivery, access, attachment handling, and related events are added to an immutable lifecycle history.

Trusted time established

RFC 3161 timestamp evidence can establish when a relevant hash existed.

Report generated

Authorized users can create a verification certificate and supporting evidence package for a selected message.