SSLPost Security FeaturesSSLPost uses Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocols with a 128-bit key to encrypt communication with the server. The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm is used with a 128-bit key to encrypt messages. AES and SSL are recognised as highly secure algorithms when used with a 128-bit key.
Further security features of SSLPost are listed below:
HMRC ComplianceThe SSLPost solution meets the requirements set out in the HM Revenue and Customs notice for electronic invoicing. SSLPost guarantees the authenticity of the origin and the integrity of the invoice data by using an "advanced electronic signature" as set out by HMRC.
The HMRC definition of an advanced electronic signature is as follows:
View further details on the HMRC webpage on electronic invoicing
Read the HMRC electronic invoicing notice
Read the HMRC e-invoicing legislation
UKICOM ISO 27001 Information Security Management Standard (ISMS)
GCrypt has been granted the ISO 27001 Information Security Management System (ISMS) certification from UKICOM for its SSLPost software. ISO 27001 is the internationally recognised standard for setting out the requirements for an organisation's Information Security Management System.
GCrypt takes customer information security seriously and by gaining ISO 27001 certification we have taken great steps to ensure our secure electronic delivery services run professionally and securely.
Learn more about the UKICOM ISO 27001 Information Security Management Standard
Password Protected PDF Documents versus SSLPost Delivered DocumentsPassword protected PDF files are a poor security solution for your business and should not be relied upon. This document outlines the failings of password protected PDF files and shows that SSLPost technology prevails as the best security solution for your documents.
Get Safe Online - Encrypt important information for extra securityEncrypting email and files means that only authorised users are allowed to access them - This can be a powerful guarantee of privacy and security. This is the message from the new government online resource www.getsafeonline.org which provides free and expert advice about staying safe while online. GCrypt fully supports the Get Safe on line campaign.
Learn more about encryption on the Get Safe Online website