Abstract: Systems and methods for electronically communicating messages between a sender and a recipient, including: means for composing a text, audio, or video message on a network device; means for sealing said message with the biometric identification of sender, where only a numeric representation of biometric information is stored for authentication purposes, not the biometric information itself; means for encrypting said message; means for sending said encrypted message over a private network, where no server to server duplication or store and forward protocol is used; means for tracking said sent encrypted message; means for informing the recipient of the message to take delivery of the message; and means for allowing the recipient to take delivery of the message after the recipient confirms his/her identification with biometrics, and after un-encrypting the message.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides systems and methods for accessing secure and certified electronic messages using a combination of biometric security, a separate and secure network and email infrastructure, email management processes, and the addition of text, audio and visual format options to sending emails messages. In an exemplary embodiment, a secure message and file delivery method includes biometrically authenticating a sender of an electronic message; receiving the electronic message through a secure connection to the sender; storing the electronic message, wherein the electronic message is encrypted prior to storing; notifying a recipient of the electronic message; and delivering the electronic message through a secure connection to the recipient.

Abstract: The current Invention is a method to combine into a complete solution the following: Biometrics (initially a registered fingerprint scan), a separate and secure network and infrastructure, an email management system and additional email message format options. The solution provides improvements to: 1) sender and recipient identity verification, 2) security and privacy, 3) proof of delivery and 4) effectiveness in communications during the exchange of certified email messages and attachments. Improved effectiveness is communication occurs based on the ability to use any combination of text, audio and visual (video) email message formats in an integrated, coordinated process of communication with another email recipient.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides systems and methods for accessing secure and certified electronic messages using a combination of biometric security, a separate and secure network and email infrastructure, email management processes, and the addition of text, audio and visual format options to sending emails messages. In an exemplary embodiment, a secure message and file delivery method includes biometrically authenticating a sender of an electronic message; receiving the electronic message through a secure connection to the sender; storing the electronic message, wherein the electronic message is encrypted prior to storing; notifying a recipient of the electronic message; and delivering the electronic message through a secure connection to the recipient.

Abstract: The current invention is a method to improve the integrity or identification theft of content, such as emails, websites, and software, for example, by revealing the identity of the participant. In particular, the method ensures the participant's identity by requiring biometric input unique to the participant, creating a program which converts the biometric information into a unique identifier, for example, and incorporating the unique identifier into content, such as the software, emails, websites, etc. for future reliability. The present invention allows users to know that the participant's identification be biometrically confirmed, if necessary.

Abstract: The current invention is a method to improve the integrity of the internet programs, websites, and software, for example, by revealing the identity of the content provider. In particular, the method ensures the content provider's identity by requiring biometric input unique to the content provider creating a program which converts the biometric information into a unique identification number, for example, and incorporating the unique identification number into internet programs, software, websites, etc. for future reliability. The present invention allows users to know that the content provider's identification be biometrically confirmed, if necessary. It allows the content provider to further protect their intellectual property and to further identify themselves to others to demonstrate their skills.