Email Encryption

Using Secure Email Ensures That Only Your Intended Recipients Can Read Your Messages What is an encrypted email? Email encryption refers to the method of securing email messages by making them unreadable by an attacker who listens in over the network. So, what makes them so secure? An encrypted email is one that’s sent out over an encrypted communication channel and is secured using standard encryption protocols. If you use an untrusted connection (like a public Wi-Fi), details such as your email login credentials, or any messages sent or received Continue Reading

Email signing certificates (also known as S/MIME certificates) are used to digitally sign and encrypt the email messages that you send from your mailbox. Not only do these certificates ensure confidentiality but also determine the integrity of the messages. Only the intended recipient can decrypt and read the mail and ascertain that it hasn’t been tampered with by an attacker on the network. Outlook Security Certificate An outlook security certificate is a digital certificate used in Microsoft Outlook to sign the emails so that the receiver can be sure that Continue Reading