PassMark Partners With PostX ForMessaging Security

November 07, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

PALO ALTO, Calif. - (11/07/05) -- Online security provider PassMarkSecurity said it has joined with PostX to deliver a comprehensiveend-to-end security solution for email and all website interactionsbetween financial institutions and their customers. The systemcombines PassMark's secure log-in authentication with PostX'ssecure messaging applications platform to create an integratedframework that ensures privacy and protects identities. The newsolution, which incorporates PassMark's two-factor and two-wayauthentication, will not require any customer to buy new hardwareor any new software.

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