Security Email Pro – Export Compliance
Last Updated: September 13, 2026
Security Email Pro contains encryption technology and is subject to applicable United States export-control laws and regulations.
This page provides information concerning the U.S. export classification of Security Email Pro and the responsibilities of users who download, export, reexport, or transfer the software.
U.S. Department of Commerce Classification
Security Email Pro was submitted to the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) for commodity classification.
Classification Date: March 11, 2026
Export Control Classification Number (ECCN): 5D992.c
Applicable EAR Provision: § 740.17(b)(1)
Classification: Mass Market Encryption Software
The BIS classification determined that Security Email Pro qualifies as a mass-market encryption software item under the applicable provisions of the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR).
What This Classification Means
ECCN 5D992.c applies to qualifying mass-market encryption software.
Under current U.S. export regulations, properly classified 5D992.c mass-market encryption software generally does not require an individual export license for most destinations.
However, this does not mean that the software may be exported, reexported, transferred, downloaded, or used without restriction in every country or by every person or organization.
Additional restrictions may apply based upon the destination, end user, end use, sanctions programs, denied or restricted parties, and other applicable United States laws and regulations.
User Responsibility
By downloading, installing, exporting, reexporting, transferring, or using Security Email Pro, you agree to comply with applicable United States export-control and sanctions laws.
You are responsible for determining whether your particular location, destination, end user, or intended use is subject to restrictions.
You may not export, reexport, transfer, provide, or use Security Email Pro where doing so would violate applicable United States law.
Restricted Parties and Uses
Security Email Pro may not be provided to persons, organizations, destinations, or for end uses prohibited by applicable U.S. export-control or sanctions laws.
Restrictions can change over time. For this reason, Quantanon does not maintain a fixed list of prohibited countries or persons on this page.
Users requiring current information should consult the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security and other applicable U.S. government resources before exporting or transferring the software.
Encryption Technology
Security Email Pro uses encryption technology to protect electronic communications.
Encryption keys used to protect user communications are generated on the user's device. Quantanon does not possess users' private encryption keys and cannot use those keys to decrypt or read encrypted messages.
The export classification described on this page relates to the encryption functionality contained in Security Email Pro and does not alter the user's responsibility to comply with applicable laws governing the use of encrypted communications.
Changes in Export Regulations
United States export-control laws and regulations may change.
Quantanon may update this page when necessary to reflect changes in the classification of Security Email Pro or applicable export-control requirements.
Users should rely on current U.S. government regulations and guidance when determining whether a particular export, reexport, transfer, or use is permitted.
Official U.S. Government Information
Current information regarding encryption export controls is available from the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS).
See the BIS Encryption Controls and Export Administration Regulations resources for current requirements.
Questions
For questions concerning Security Email Pro or its BIS commodity classification, please contact Quantanon using the contact form provided on Quantanon.com.
For legal advice concerning a particular export transaction, destination, end user, or use, consult a qualified export-control professional or the appropriate U.S. government agency.