Masabi's Press Releases http://www.masabi.com/news.html en-uk 23 Mar 2008 13:00:00 GMT News http://www.masabi.com/release230309.html http://www.masabi.com/release230309.html Red Herring today announced that Masabi, the secure mobile applications company, was named a Finalist of Red Herring 100 Europe, an award given to the top 100 private technology companies based in the EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) region each year. 23 Mar 2008 09:00:00 GMT Awards http://www.masabi.com/release161208.html http://www.masabi.com/release161208.html New standard enables fully secure off-line validation and walk-up ticket purchase across all rail operators. 16 Dec 2008 09:00:00 GMT Ticketing http://www.masabi.com/release170908.html http://www.masabi.com/release170908.html Masabi, the secure mobile applications developer, today announced it is has overcome an obstacle to mobile application uptake by using encrypted SMS to transfer data from mobile applications. Following a range of commercial and pilot launches the company found that providing SMS as a data option solves connection issues for between 40-50% of application users who cannot connect through GPRS or 3G. 17 Sep 2008 09:00:00 GMT CEO http://www.masabi.com/release110908.html http://www.masabi.com/release110908.html Masabi today announced the appointment of Fred Metzgen as CEO. Metzgen brings more than 30 years of leadership experience in the IT and telecommunications industries such as CEO of France Telecom Network Services, International Business Development Director at BT and European Sales Manager at IBM. 11 Sep 2008 13:00:00 GMT CEO http://www.masabi.com/release141107.html http://www.masabi.com/release141107.html Encryption software for mobile phones which makes e-commerce much more secure has won a prestigious global award for innovation at the IET's annual Innovation in Engineering Awards. London based company Masabi won the Security award for their EncryptME technology, the world's only certified mobile Java cryptography. 14 Nov 2007 13:00:00 GMT Security http://www.masabi.com/release221007.html http://www.masabi.com/release221007.html Chiltern Railways have today announced a world first in mobile ticketing that means passengers can buy a rail ticket direct from their mobile and travel. In January, Chiltern Railways and YourRail were the first to supply rail passengers with tickets delivered to their mobile phones. In March, together with Cubic Transportation Systems, they provided the first rail gate solution able to read mobile phone tickets. Now they have achieved another first working with secure mobile applications company, Masabi to deliver the only complete end-to-end mobile rail ticketing system in the world using EncryptME, the world's first NIST-certified mobile security software as validated by BT. 22 Oct 2007 13:00:00 GMT Ticketing http://www.masabi.com/release181007.html http://www.masabi.com/release181007.html Masabi, the secure mobile applications company, and GrIDsure, inventors of the revolutionary grid ID authentication technology, today announced that they have co-developed a radical new secure ID system using mobile phones. By using Masabi's EncryptME, the world's first certified Java security application for mobile phones featuring 1024bit RSA encryption, and GrIDsure's ID technology, today's mobile phones can act as discrete secure one time password tokens or provide networked two-channel transaction authentication for the highest levels of security. 18 Oct 2007 13:00:00 GMT Identity http://www.masabi.com/release120707.html http://www.masabi.com/release120707.html Masabi, the secure mobile applications company, today announced that BT has completed validation of the cryptographic algorithms used in EncryptME, the world's first mobile Java security application that provides web commerce level security on the vast majority of existing handsets. EncryptME is to be used by train ticketing technology specialists YourRail to enable tickets to be securely bought and used from almost all mobile phones using credit and debit cards. 12 Jul 2007 13:00:00 GMT Security