If you need to send sensitive data over the Internet you should encrypt it first. Anybody knows this. Right, but what about the other side? You correspondent will probably not like the idea of buying and learning some software just to decrypt your file. No problem here if you are using Silver Key! Right-click the file or folder you wish to send and select the "Create EXE Parcel" command. Silver Key compresses and encrypts your data and adds a small decryptor program. Your correspondent does not need to install any decrypting program because the parcel already contains all the needed software. If your demands are higher, you can use the Silver Key Shell to create more advanced parcels. You can add encrypted and unencrypted comments, create shortcuts on the target computer, request opening the file after decryption, and even include the uninstaller! Silver Key fully supports automated batch processing and it is ideally suitable for corporate usage. If you want to protect your data according to the HIPAA privacy regulations, our software lets you easily incorporate HIPAA-compliant encryption. Silver Key is the silver bullet for secure file transfer. It is a single-click solution if you want it simple, and offers a rich set of features when you want more power.
What is new in this release:
Version 4.9:
- The engine has been updated for compatibility with upcoming Silver Key for Android.
- Silver Key Wizard main window has been re-designed.
- WebSilver now fully supports Google Drive shares. You can encrypt data directly to other people's shared Google Drive folders.
What is new in version 4.8.1:
This is a major release adding a new component called WebSilver. WebSilver is Silver Key's frontend to several popular Web drives that makes secure file exchange a breeze. Just drag a file to WebSilver's window to encrypt and upload it. Double-click the parcel to download and decrypt it back.
What is new in version 4.7:
This is a bug fixing release, solving a large number of issues, mostly on later Windows versions.
Limitations:
30-day trial
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