Well in my opinion they are up to their claims of being the best in the world again, when clearly if you do your homework you will find out they are not. Why would anybody trust a company with false and misleading claims? Besides are you to trust these guys with securing your private data when clearly they are not telling the truth! They are not the best in the world and are selling devices that will be rendered useless in the very near future. If you don't have an OpenID you will not be trusted to be who you are. Without one you will not... read full review »

When posting the truth about a press release regarding Encrypt-Stick Benchmark Reviews continues to delete the truth about ENC Inc. and Encrypt-Stick's false and misleading statements. Don't Believe Benchmark Reviews. They are paid to conceal the truth with regard to ENC Inc. and Encrypt-Stick. I once worked for Ed Rusnak, ENC Inc. & Ed Rusnak & Associates Ltd. Their software is not the best. I spent countless hours consulting for ENC only to be told that the pay I received was "Loans" I was duped into believing... read full review »

I once worked for Ed Rusnak, ENC Inc. & Ed Rusnak & Associates Ltd. Their software is not the best. I spent countless hours consulting for ENC only to be told that the pay I received was "Loans" I was duped into believing Ed Rusnak's rederick. Now I am Better educated and no longer believe anything coming from his company or affiliates. See proof of better free software here: http://www.rohos.com The claim to be the highest 512bit encryption is also false. http://wwwAladdin.com and http://www.Safenet.com are Gov... read full review »

David Baines calls himself a fair journalist? You can see from the article below how hated he is. The Most Hated Man in Business Richard Littlemore | Image: by Dina Goldstein | Published: July 01, 2005 Baines himself had lent a hand. First, he dug his own big hole, clawing about Vancouver’s financial district for two decades, flinging great clods of mud at every stock promoter, broker, regulator and, lately, lawyer or accountant who ever had passing involvement in an ‘unsuccessful’ stock play. Baines also agreed to... read full review »

Baines himself had lent a hand. First, he dug his own big hole, clawing about Vancouver’s financial district for two decades, flinging great clods of mud at every stock promoter, broker, regulator and, lately, lawyer or accountant who ever had passing involvement in an ‘unsuccessful’ stock play. Baines also agreed to stand still for the anticipatory post mortems, going so far as to provide a list of people he thought most likely to say nasty things behind his back. This, he understood, was to be their... read full review »