At very short notice I've had this thrust upon me and I need to get some idea of whether it's worth the money or not.
As far as I can see, it's a securely transmitted real-time email/calender solution for Exchange 2000 (not quite end-to-end as they claim, as it's not stored securely) with proprietory hand-held devices connecting to the Internet via GPRS.
It doesn't cater for PGP, it's a closed solution, so there's a shortcoming immediately.
One alternative would be to simply use the Outlook Web Access (OWA) over a standard HTTPS connection direct to our Exchange servers (access being governed by source address and controlled by 2 firewalls).
This would allow the use of any browser-based client, including a thick one such as a PC.
With this solution on, say, a Windows CE or PalmOS PDA, could we use the PGP Mobile software to access encrypted mails?
Or would it require the thicker Outlook-style client to integrate properly?
We have a leased line direct to Vodafone's GPRS network already, so we have that covered, which is why I want to look at solutions which don't involve 3rd parties like Blackberry if possible.
Has anyone already been through this exercise and can give some pointers?
Or can tell me what works/doesn't work for their company?