iPhase3 is building a new way to operate in the digital world

Problem: Organizations and individuals are unable to protect and control distribution of their digital content. The problem is large, expensive, and high risk for impacted organizations.

• WikiLeaks—The unauthorized release of classified documents detailing the war in Afghanistan and Iraq. These documents were accessed, copied, and distributed in violation of Department of Defense security protocols.
• Department of Defense (DoD)—The Pentagon is hacked 6 million times a day, or 250,000 hacks per hour
• According to Attributor and Tynt, 90% of digital news media is used without revenue generated for the publisher
• U.S. motion picture studios lost $6.1 billion in 2005 to piracy worldwide

iPhase3 Solution: The iPhase3 system is a unique  secure messaging, collaboration, and publishing  solution  to protect digital content. The solution provides the following key features:

• Protects content from unauthorized access and distribution, utilizing encryption that is transparent to the user.
• Encrypts each piece of content with a unique key that increases the difficulty of accessing content by breaking any single encryption key.
• Provides content distribution control—prevents unauthorized forward, copy/paste, and print.
• Improves publishers' revenue capture through multiple, flexible payment options and ads.
• Protects user's private and personally identifiable information. Each user controls all decisions about sharing their information with third parties.

Customer Value Proposition: iPhase3 solves problems for customers that want to protect and increase the value of their digital content.

• Secure messaging/collaboration customers (e.g. branches of the military, government agencies, professional services – lawyers, accountants, doctors, etc.)
  • Protects sensitive information using a different encryption key for each unique piece of content, manages who can access the content, and controls the distribution of the content.
• Publishers
  • Grows business through increased payment and ad revenue.
  • Controls distribution of content so publishers monetize all use and distribution.
• Consumers
  • Protects consumers' privacy—iPhase3 does not load "cookies" or "beacons" to track browsing history and behavior on consumers' devices.
  • Consumers control advertising they receive and the information they share with advertisers and sites.
  • A recent Wall Street Journal study found that the nation's 50 top websites, on average, installed 64 pieces of tracking technology onto the computers of visitors, usually with no warning.  A dozen sites each installed more than one hundred pieces of software.