BE SECURE

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B-SECURE Breakwater Securities Associates, Inc. 2200 6th Avenue, Suite 925 Seattle WA 98121 BE SECURE;COMPUTER NETWORK SECURITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES; CONSULTING SERVICES IN THE AREA OF SECURITY AND SECURITY SYSTEMS FOR COMPUTER NETWORKS;
BESECURE WESTERN ALLIANCE BANCORPORATION One E. Washington Street, Suite 1400 Phoenix AZ 85004 BE SECURE;Financial transaction services, namely, escrow agent services, exchange agent and paying agent services; financial custody services, namely, holding and maintaining possession of the financial documents and financial assets of others for financial management purposes to facilitate merger and acquisition transactions, private placements, performance escrows, initial offerings, subscription deposits, project finance, and payment transaction services, including secure electronic communication networks, wire, check and ACH transactions;
BSECURE Brintech, Inc. 609 CASTLE RIDGE ROAD SUITE 205 AUSTIN TX 78746 BE SECURE;Online business risk management; interactive record-keeping services for use in risk management and regulatory compliance for bank, thrift, credit, and financial institutions;
BSECURE Bazze & Company STE 109 1401 Columbia RD NW Washington DC 20009 BE SECURE; BAZZE SECURE;Providing private and secure real time electronic transmission communication over a computer network; information transmission services via digital networks; virtual private network services;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A method and system for sending, receiving and managing the exchange of messages between an intranet and multiple external users using a secure server as an intermediary interface for Internet communications. In one form, the secure server operates in a replication mode with a Lotus Domino server wherein secure transmissions are designated by an @secure URL. In another form, secure transmissions are implemented by establishing a secure connection to the secure server using a browser addressing the server URL. The server operating system interfaces with the intranet so that the intranet user can use standard groupware, such as Lotus Notes, to create, send and receive secure documents. External users are notified by normal e-mail of the presence of secure documents at the server and must connect to the server in a secure mode to retrieve documents. Responses to documents are automatically returned to the sender's e-mail server using secure transmission.