Darius

It is sad... Enpass is going to lose more and more customers (particularly business / corporate) because of this.

WIth all due respect Abhishek, No, that is not the only viable resolution. Enpass should offer (like other applications do) the ability for an end user to decide to bypass the SSL Validation Checks for when Enpass is communicating with your servers for purposes of Activation and Updates. Larger corporations with extensive Firewall implementations often WILL NOT permit exceptions to their SSL "man in the middle" filtering of HTTPS/SSL traffic. It is their right and us as employees of said organization, to follow, their policy and intentions for doing so. It's therefore incumbent on software application authorize to permit a user to bypass the app's validation check to enable it to function. Enpass's reluctance to even address this as an issue is disappointing and unprofessional.