For Russian audience Sfletter.com starts working today. The service allows to protect messages and attachments against unauthorized distribution and viewing of third parties. The service is currently in beta.

StarForce Technologies, a world-renowned developer of software solutions to protect applications and content, announces the launching of its secured e-mail service for Russian audience. The English version of the public e-mail service sfletter.com will be introduced in August 2014. The service has unique features that distinguish it from all other popular e-mail services. The new e-mail service allows you to ensure the safety of personal correspondence and confidential corporate data with built-in protection mechanisms of e-mails and attachments.

Sfletter.com e-mail service prevents forwarding, printing, copying and using of Print Screen function while viewing protected e-mails and attachments. Information about when and from what IP-address a protected e-mail has been opened is available for the sender in real-time.

“The free e-mail service developed by StarForce Technologies allows you to protect e-mail message and attached documents by one click,” says Natalia Yashenkova, Head of Marketing and PR at StarForce Technologies. “Sfletter.com navigation does not differ from other e-mail services. You even are able to send simple unprotected e-mails. Another advantage is that the recipients do not need to be registered in the service to get access to protected documents. They use their standard e-mail clients and only once download and install a special viewer.”