Wells Fargo & Company, a bank holding company, has selected and deployed Voltage SecureMail form Voltage Security, a provider of information encryption services, to secure email communications between its team members, customers, vendors and extended business partners.
Voltage Security claims that Wells Fargo chosen Voltage SecureMail for ease of adoption and ease of integration with the pre-existing messaging environment.
Steve Ellis, executive vice president of wholesale services group at Wells Fargo, said: We see secure communications as a mission critical part of our overall business strategy and a valued service to enable our customers to interact with the bank. With Voltage, our team members, customers, and business partners can interact online in a secure simple manner.
Sathvik Krishnamurthy, president and CEO of Voltage Security, said: Wells Fargo’s deployment of Voltage SecureMail has grown to be one of the use cases of secure email in the world. Voltage SecureMail, powered by identity-based encryption, is a solution that scales to this level across extended business networks.
Earlier in January, Voltage Security has announced that RLI will use its Voltage SecureData based on Format-Preserving Encryption to protect personally identifiable information as it is received from business partners.
