CyberSafe Top Secret is an information security program that uses modern encryption algorithms (RSA, AES, BlowFish, etc.). The assortment of tools and features provided by CyberSafe Top Secret are valuable in all fields that work with information: protecting confidential information, protecting E-mail correspondence, creating and validating digital signatures.

CyberSafe Top Secret supports encryption on the basis of Public Key Infrastructure, and allows you to encrypt computer hard drives partitions, create encrypted virtual drives of any size, and also hide logical disks and encrypted files and folders on the user’s computer.

Certificate-Based Encryption
CyberSafe Top Secret’s file encryption system is based on certificates, which are electronic digital identifiers containing a pair of public and private user keys for each of the relevant cryptoproviders (Open SSL, Open PGP, CryptoPRO), as well as certificates in the X.509 and PKC#12 formats, which are used for encrypting email.

Hard Drive Encryption and Virtual Volume Creation
CyberSafe Top Secret allows you to protect all the data on a hard drive, whether that be from a computer, a laptop, an external hard drive, or a USB flash drive, as well as to create separate encrypted partitions of any size on these drives. Using this, you can create virtual encrypted disks and store confidential information on them in an encrypted format, while at the same time all the other information on your computer will be unencrypted and available for use.

E-mail Encryption
CyberSafe Top Secret gives you the ability to protect electronic correspondence when working with any e-mail client (Microsoft Outlook, Thunderbird, The Bat!, etc.), and also when using mobile devices using iOS or Android. E-mail encryption is carried out on the basis of certificates in the X.509 and PKCS#12 formats. Step-by-step instructions on features of encryption control are provided in User’s Guide on the program site.

Hiding files and folders
CyberSafe Top Secret allows you to hide both separate folders with files and entire logical disks from the operating system. The hidden elements remain invisible when booting the computer in safe mode, when being viewed via a remote administration program, and also if CyberSafe is uninstalled from the computer. The hiding function is combined with encryption, providing the greatest possible protection for confidential information.

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