Have you ever wanted to add a note to an email for yourself or someone else? The digital age has seen the paper-clipped note go the way of the dinosaur. Today’s software programs may offer electronic notes and comments, but none specifically for email that is also shareable across programs. Until now. LuxSci has […]
Clients can now manage personal and business activities using a modern interface BOSTON, Nov. 17, 2008 — Premium secure e-mail and Web hosting company Lux Scientiae, Incorporated (http://www.luxsci.com) has just released a new version of its WebAide Calendars (https://luxsci.com/b/calendars.html).
The short answer is “no” … unless you need to support web browsers 8+ years old on computers that cannot be patched or upgraded and which are not in the USA or Canada.
LuxSci has had various people ask if we support sending outbound email via “IMAP” and we have heard people say that they send a message via their “IMAP account”. What does this mean? There is actually something behind this.
LuxSci has had many requests from clients who have to communicate with various bank and other security-conscious organizations that LuxSci “enforce the encryption of email when sent to those organizations email servers via TLS”. This is such a common request, that I wanted to explain what it means, why it is good, how LuxSci does this by default, and the extra step LuxSci can take to lock down things even more for you.
