
CellTrust Corporation, the world's largest provider of SecureSMS for mobile phones has announced the company has received the MobilieTrax 2010 Mobility Award in the Messaging category for its SecureSMS solution.
The 2010 Mobility Awards honor the best mobile computing and wireless data communications products and services introduced to the market during the past year, according to MobileTrax, a leading mobile and wireless industry analyst firm headed by industry veteran Gerry Purdy.
"We are pleased with MobileTrax's recognition of our SecureSMS technology and the value it brings to the industry," said Sean Moshir, Chairman and CEO of CellTrust. "This award further endorses our vision to address the gaps that exist with basic SMS by bringing a secure messaging solution to government, healthcare and the financial services industries throughout the world."
CellTrust SecureSMS provides end-to-end privacy on the mobile device via a highly encrypted, tamper-proof process while enabling message sizes up to 5,000 characters. CellTrust SecureSMS Appliance is the first global enterprise appliance to offer secure SMS communication for Handset to handset and enterprise applications to handsets with highly encrypted end to end security in compliance with HIPAA, FISMA, and Sarbanes-Oxley, ensuring that information is kept private and only delivered to the intended recipient. CellTrust's award winning SecureSMS™Appliance and Gatewayreaches 200+ countries and over 800 carriers.
CellTrust SecureSMS™Appliance was selected winner of 2009 Best Enterprise Enabler Application for the RCR Ecosystem Awards. In 2008 CellTrust Secure SMS won the Communications Solutions Product of the Year Awardand was voted Best Messaging Security Solutionby the Info Security Products Guide's Tomorrow Technology Today Award. SecureSMS was accredited as a finalist for the Third Annual CTIA Emerging Technology Award, and was named the winner of three Mobile Star Awards, and the prestigious Mobile Marketing Association 2008 Global Relationship Building Award.

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