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Mailock authentication

Control access to sensitive emails

Add a recipient check before unlocking sensitive content

Set an email code, SMS code, or question and answer challenge for each message. Protect against email interception and 'wrong recipient' mistakes.

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The right email, the wrong reader

Email addresses get mistyped, reused, and shared. A recipient check adds a step before your message opens, so a wrong address doesn't become a data breach.

  • Set a check on any sensitive email
  • Choose how strong that check needs to be
  • See delivery and opening events
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Pick the access check that fits the message

A routine statement and a payment instruction don't call for the same access check. With Mailock® you choose an email code, SMS code, or question and answer for each message.

If your recipient is a financial services professional with a Unipass identity, they can sign in with it, and you can let that stand in place of a check.

  • Email code: shows inbox access
  • SMS code: shows mobile access
  • Question and answer: tests shared knowledge
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Testimonial

Who wants to ring a client and say, "your account's been hacked"?

Although email is a simple way to share information, we should always be aware that unencrypted emails can easily be intercepted.

Ian McKenna Founder, FTRC
Financial adviser's client finding out their accounts have been hacked and worrying
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Recipient authentication

Explore recipient authentication

See how each check works, and what your clients experience when a protected message arrives.