Vaporstream - ePolicy Institute

Finally, Confidential Electronic Messaging Is Now Available! Introducing VaporStream Confidential Messaging Companies have always desired totally confidential e-mail. Finally, the wait is over! The ePolicy Institute is pleased to announce that confidential and recordless electronic messaging is now available to everyone. The ePolicy Institute is delighted to endorse our Preferred Partner VaporStream Confidential Messaging. As detailed in Executive Director Nancy Flynn's latest book, The e-Policy Handbook, 2nd Edition, VaporStream Confidential Messaging is designed to help keep your organization's trade secrets safe and your privacy intact. What's the Difference between E-mail and VaporStream Confidential Messaging? Some electronic conversations-discussions about business strategies, employees and clients, IP, R&D, HR, or M&A for example-call for privacy.  If you simply cannot risk being overheard by uninvited internal and external parties, and if you're committed to keeping your secrets safe and your privacy intact, then consider integrating VaporStream Confidential Messaging into your organization's electronic business communication mix and best practices. One of NetworkWorld's Top 10 Security Companies to Watch, VaporStream Confidential Messaging is not intended as a replacement for e-mail.  When you need to create a permanent business record, e-mail remains the go-to tool.  But, when your lawyer determines that a business record is unnecessary and privacy is mandatory, VaporStream Confidential Messaging delivers an electronic solution. Enjoy a FREE TRIAL of VaporStream Confidential Messaging. Type in the Referral Code ePolicy to enjoy your FREE 90-day trial of VaporStream Confidential Messaging. How Does Confidential Messaging Work? Unlike e-mail, confidential messages transmitted via VaporStream are not permanently stored on senders' or recipients' computers and servers. VaporStream technology ensures that messages cannot be forwarded, edited, copied, cut, pasted, retained, or archived. Once a VaporStream Confidential Message is read, it is gone for good. VaporStream Creates No ESI or Electronic Evidence Running on a closed system, VaporStream creates no records and leaves no trails once the message is read. Once the message is sent and read, confidential messages never exist on writers' or readers' servers, desktops, laptops, or BlackBerry devices. Electronically stored information (ESI) is not created as it is with e-mail. Recommended Best Practice: Work with your legal counsel to determine when, how, why & with whom VaporStream Confidential Messaging is the most appropriate, effective-and legally compliant-way to hold recordless, eyes-only discussions when permanent records are not required. Enjoy a FREE TRIAL of VaporStream Confidential Messaging. Type in the Referral Code ePolicy to enjoy your FREE 90-day trial of VaporStream Confidential Messaging. Listen to Our Webinar to Learn More about Confidential Electronic Messaging Want to know more about VaporStream? Click to hear the ePolicy Institute/VaporStream Webinar (available February 2009). You'll learn all about VaporStream Confidential Messaging-and how recordless messaging fits into your organization's e-mail mix. You'll learn: What constitutes confidential messaging? When, how, why, with whom recordless messaging is legal and appropriate. Business record e-mail vs. VaporStream Confidential Messaging. When should each tool be used-or not used? How VaporStream helps ensure compliance with securities laws and minimize regulatory violations. How VaporStream helps prevent the transmission of proprietary content, IP, and eyes-only documents that can threaten the organization. VaporStream technology: How does it work? How does it differ from traditional e-mail? Enjoy a FREE TRIAL of VaporStream Confidential Messaging. Type in the Referral Code ePolicy to enjoy your FREE 90-day trial of VaporStream Confidential Messaging. ©Copyright 2002, 2001, The ePolicy Institute. All content is the property of The ePolicy Institute. Visitors may reprint or repost content for non-commercial use only, provided the following citation is included: 2002, 2001 The ePolicy Institute, Executive Director Nancy Flynn, e-mail experts@epolicyinstitute.com. The ePolicy Institute 2300 Walhaven Ct., Suite 200A Columbus, OH 43220 614/451-3200 (phone)  614/451-8726 (fax) experts@epolicyinstitute.com