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VeilMail CEO Interview
- Published June 11, 2015 2:48PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Security breaches and any related interruptions in the performance of services or applications, can result in direct financial losses, threaten organizations’ reputations, erode customer loyalties, attract negative press, and trigger significant fines and penalties. VeilMail addresses this by providing impenetrable data storage and guaranteed security in digital communications. Independent studies conducted penetration tests on VeilMail and confirmed it is the most secure messaging platform on the market today.
VeilMail software provides impenetrable data storage and guaranteed secure digital communications. According to a Cyber Research report in January 2015, VeilMail was found to be the most secure data storage platform available on the market today.
In 2014, USD67 billion was spent on the Cyber Security market, VeilMail targets the business to business sector of this market.
The sales have been budgeted to build up to $15m per annum over the next 36 months, and trials are under way in numerous countries.
To find out more about VeilMail, please listen to their CEO Mr Greg Roake.
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