The Royal Mail is set to launch a service - called Trusted Third Party - which will guarantee the identity of the senders and recipients of email messages, assuring the privacy and confidentiality of internet messages and transactions. Royal Mail director of electronic services Jim Pang said the service would be the equivalent of sending a signed document in a sealed special delivery envelope.
The Royal Mail is set to launch a service - called Trusted Third
Party - which will guarantee the identity of the senders and recipients of
email messages, assuring the privacy and confidentiality of internet
messages and transactions. Royal Mail director of electronic services Jim
Pang said the service would be the equivalent of sending a signed document
in a sealed special delivery envelope.
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