Aridis Encryption

Better safe than sorry.

Trust and openness play major roles in the communication with your team of consultants. We understand that not all of your ideas and thoughts are intended for the public. Therefore, all employees of Aridis are required to maintain confidentiality with regards to all aspects of our clients' businesses and transactions.

It is our belief that at the present time the issue of securing the contents of e-mails and attachments sent via the internet is not addressed in an adequate manner, and there is a realistic danger of companies losing competitive advantages due to the outflow of internal information.

Encryption of E-Mails and Attachments

All employees of Aridis actively utilize e-mail as a means of communication. We strongly recommend you to secure the e-mail-communication with your consultants via S/MIME or PGP encryption.

Please contact your team leader to receive the S/MIME certificates or the PGP keys of your consultants.

All authentic PGP keys belonging to employees of Aridis are signed with the following key:

Aridis Verifier
[Please click to download]

to give you an opportunity for verification.

Support

We are available to support your implementation of secure standards in your communication with Aridis.

We offer you:

Support during the introduction of secured means of communication in your organization

Detailed explanations of good security practices and the usage of encryption technology in your enterprise

Employee training

If you are interested in discussing support options that are customized to the needs of your company, please contact our our head office or your team leader.


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