FTAPI + S/MIME =
maximum security
without complexity.

Encrypt and sign emails automatically and seamlessly – ensuring full compliance without additional IT effort.

Effortless handling

Users send emails as usual – FTAPI automatically takes care of encryption, decryption, and digital signatures.

Central certificate management

Issuance and administration of S/MIME certificates run automatically in the background – saving time and reducing the burden on your IT team.

100% European data sovereignty

Your data remains secure in German data centres – GDPR- and BSI-compliant, ensuring full compliance and digital sovereignty.

Fully protected email flow.

Always secure and compliant.

With FTAPI, emails remain protected at all times – regardless of your recipients’ IT infrastructure. SecuMails secures everyday communication, while the S/MIME add-on complements this wherever certificate-based encryption is required. If the recipient supports S/MIME, encryption automatically follows the standard. Where no infrastructure exists, FTAPI’s proprietary encryption seamlessly takes over.

FTAPI + S/MIME explained live.

In this webinar, we show why email is one of the biggest gateways for attacks and what risks arise in everyday communication. You’ll then learn how FTAPI SecuMails with S/MIME provides you with a comprehensive, easy-to-use email security solution. Finally, we’ll give you a live look at the product, including a hands-on demo from real-world use.

Please note that this webinar is in German.

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With FTAPI + S/MIME, you combine maximum security, ease of use, and full compliance.

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Secure communication in regulated industries. Protect sensitive data reliably – without unnecessary complexity.

Secure communication with state and federal authorities

Institutions such as Job Centres, the Federal Employment Agency, or the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) mandate S/MIME as the binding standard for electronic communication. Public authorities and institutions that regularly exchange sensitive social data with these bodies are therefore required to encrypt their email communication using S/MIME.

Secure transmission of sensitive patient data to funding bodies

In the billing of healthcare services, the use of S/MIME is mandatory. Hospitals, clinics and preventive care institutions must transmit sensitive patient data via S/MIME to health insurance providers and funding bodies such as the German Pension Insurance in order to meet statutory data protection and security requirements.

Regulatory-compliant communication with institutions

Whether in lending, risk reporting or the transmission of account information – financial institutions require communication that is both demonstrably secure and authentic. As a rule, S/MIME in combination with an electronic signature is prescribed as the binding standard to ensure security and legal validity.