Talkey vs ZTPASS KEY MANAGER

Talkey is not only a traditional e-mail client for any e-mail account, but it also ensures the safety of your messages. You can also destroy already sent e-mail in mailbox of recipient, send short 10s messages that will be safely destroyed after reading and more advanced features. Talkey contains all functions on the mobile device like PC version. And more. MAIN FEATURES: - Receive and Send E-mails - Easy generation of encryption key - Automatic exchange of public encryption keys - Encrypt and Decrypt E-mails encrypted, including attachments - All providers – Corporate, Gmail, Yahoo mail, Outlook and Office 365, … - Safe & Secure – connect directly to your mail server without any mediators ADVANCED FEATURES: - Destroy already sent e-mail in the mailbox of recipient - Restrictions on the opening date and time - Restrictions the number of opening e-mail - Time display e-mail - e-mail will be visible only for X seconds - 10s Message – send short self-destroy message

ZTPass Key Manager enables secure management of FIDO2 and PIV hardware security keys and smart cards using USB and NFC on supported iOS devices. The app provides essential tools to configure authentication credentials and manage device security in a secure and controlled environment. ZTPass hardware is FIPS 140-3 Level 3 Validated, FIDO2.1 Certified, and delivered as a Certified Smart Card and Security Key solution. Our devices are fully PIV compliant and, most importantly, PIV – FIPS 201-3 Certified for High Assurance, meeting stringent federal identity and security standards. This ensures trusted authentication, strong cryptographic protection, and compliance with the highest levels of security assurance. Key Features : -> Device Management 1. Add and manage multiple security keys 2. Remove registered devices -> FIDO2 Management 1. Set, change, and verify PIN 2. Reset authenticator 3. View and manage stored passkeys -> PIV Management 1. Reset PIV application 2. Change Admin Key 3. Reset PIN using PUK 4. Change PIN and PUK 5. View stored certificates