We created Enlocked to address an important gap in security and privacy — most email today is sent entirely in the open, preventing users from being able to send important confidential information, or if they do send it, putting that data at risk.

While systems exist for encrypting email at the corporate level in large enterprises, they require significant resources (both financial and technical) to implement, leaving the individual user, independent professional or small business with few options.

By making email encryption SIMPLE and FREE (or low-cost for those sending larger quantities), Enlocked allows everyone to safely send and receive secure emails, from whatever devices and email systems they use.

Founded in 2011 by a team of information technology and security veterans, Enlocked is quickly becoming the solution of choice for professionals across a range of industries — including healthcare, legal, and financial services, among others — as well as consumers concerned with protecting their private email messages.

With more than 25 years in the enterprise software industry, Andy joined Enlocked from security leader McAfee, where he was responsible for product marketing in the risk in compliance business unit. Andy joined McAfee when it acquired database security provider Sentrigo, where as VP marketing he led the company’s marketing strategy. Andy also served as VP of marketing or CMO at several early stage software companies, including Mark Logic, Verity, Knova and Inktomi. He was a VP and General Manager at early internet leader Infoseek until it's acquisition by Disney, and a director and principal analyst for market research firm Gartner Group.

A Veteran of the software industry, Guy Livneh founded and led several software and security companies such as Sentrigo (Acquired by McAfee), Collarity, Tangent Logic and others. With over 20 years experience in creating technology businesses that solve critical customer problems, Guy has worked with many private and government organizations to create secure and robust systems and software solutions.

Asi has more than 12 years of experience in information and security systems, with a strong background in computer engineering and development. Asi led the development of numerous large scale systems which were developed for secure environments in banks, credit card processing, insurance and government organizations. Asi holds a B.A. in Computer Science & Economics and a M.B.A. in Management from the Open University of Israel.

Slavik has over 16 years of experience in infrastructure, security and software development. Prior to his current role as VP and CTO of database security at McAfee, Slavik co-founded Sentrigo in 2006, a database security company acquired by McAfee in April, 2011. Before that Slavik served as VP R&D and Chief Architect at db@net, a leading IT architecture consultancy. Slavik is a regular speaker at industry conferences, is a frequent contributor to many open source projects, and also created several open source projects including Fuzzor (an Oracle fuzzer) and YAOPC (Yet Another Oracle Password Cracker). Slavik also writes a blog about database security.

Peter Swire, is the C. William O'Neill Professor of Law at The Ohio State University, and is a national and global leader on privacy, cybersecurity, and related technology issues. Under President Clinton, Swire served as chief counselor for privacy in the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, where he coordinated White House efforts to establish the HIPAA medical privacy regulations. He is the author of "U.S. Private Sector Privacy Law and Practice for Information Privacy Professionals" and "Foundations of Information Privacy and Data Protection: A Survey of Global Concepts, Laws and Practices", and in 2012 Peter was appointed by the Worldwide Web Consortium to co-chair the Tracking Protection Working Group focused on internet privacy.