LuxSci has re-written its web-based Password management interface from the ground up to provide users with a fast, modern, featureful experience. The WebAides Passwords user interface now matches that of WebMail, Address Books, Calendars, and User Groups in AJAX-based Web 2.0 speed, data caching, and usability.
The Passwords WebAide provides:
PGP-Encrypted online storage for all of the user names, passwords, and related information that most people have in abundance for logging in to countless web sites and devices. Every entry is separately encrypted using PGP. The PGP certificates are imported by you and/or generated by LuxSci. There is no need for the passwords to these PGP keys to ever be stored on LuxSci’ servers. This is a secure online solution.
Shared access — you can have detailed control of who in your account, if anyone, can decrypt and access which passwords.
Associated encrypted notes and attachments with each password so that you can store additional related information.
Consider LuxSci’s WebAide Passwords to be an “Online Lockbox” where you can securely store and share all of your passwords. This Lockbox can be accessed from anywhere that you have Internet access. The major changes that come along with these user interface enhancements include:
LuxSci has re-written its web-based document management interface from the ground up to provide users with a fast, modern, featureful experience. The WebAides Documents’ user interface now matches that of WebMail, Address Books, Calendars, and Tasks. Additionally, some new components have been added to make it very easy to upload and download large numbers of files to the Documents WebAides.
Our sales staff has been asked this question countless times. It is a natural assumption that because SSL and TLS encryption of email (and web sites) requires use of an "SSL certificate", that one must buy an SSL certificate in order to use such a service. Fortunately, the answer is always
You do not need to buy your own SSL certificate to use secure email.
As an email hosting service, we at LuxSci are frequently asked about email clients. We would like to share with you of our expertise and opinions about the most popular email clients. We’ve created a quick guide to email programs that includes an explanation of the client, its major features, and what makes it stand out.
LuxSci has had many requests from clients who have to communicate with various banks and other security-conscious organizations asking 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 that LuxSci can take to lock down things even more for you.
LuxSci’s SecureLine end-to-end email encryption service now allows you to set up rules to automatically encrypt only certain messages based on keywords, phrases, and regular expressions that appear within the content.
In addition to the SecureLine and Forced SSL enhancements, a few other changes have been made to the Account Administration pages:
Users’ “Email Encryption” preferences can now be viewed and edited by account administrators under the “Manage Your Users” section of the Account Administration pages.
The Theme Management tool for administrators with Private Labeled WebMail has been enhanced to allow more customization of the WebMail login pages. Administrators can now customize the titles of the login pages and optionally remove the “Forgot Password” link from the login page.
SecureLine-licensed users can add two new options to the cutting edge features of SecureLine email so that users can send and receive secure email messages directly from any email client without additional software to install!
SecureLine Automatic Outbound Encryption will automatically encrypt email messages sent from any email program if the recipient(s) are other SecureLine users or if information on how to secure their messages is stored in the sender’s address books(s). Messages that cannot be encrypted due to lack of information about the recipient, can be sent normally [insecurely] or not at all. Additionally, the sender can be notified about what happened and why. Combined with the use of Enterprise WebAide shared address books, it is easy to share recipient encryption information (like public keys or Escrow security questions and answers) across all users in your account.
SecureLine Automatic Inbound Decryption allows you to automatically:
decrypt secure messages to you upon arrival at LuxSci,
apply additional filters, if required, and,
store as unencrypted messages in your email folders.
This allows you to access these messages (securely over SSL) from any email client using POP or IMAP (as well as from WebMail).Both automatic encryption and automatic decryption can be configured on an account-wide, domain-wide, and per-user basis. Use of these features also enables “forced use of SSL” which will require all connections to email data via POP, IMAP, SMTP, and WebMail to be secure.
"Internet email, Internet instant messaging, and mobile short text messaging are related in that they enable communications by pushing messages from sender to recipient over generally insecure networks. The security issues and vulnerabilities inherent in all three modes of communication are also very similar. This talk will review standard security threats associated with electronic messaging in general, and their common remedies including symmetric and asymmetric key encryption, digital signatures, and message authentication codes. Next, a detailed exposition of the security vulnerabilities inherent in all phases of Internet email delivery will be examined and solutions such as S/MIME, Authentication, and Transport Layer Security (TLS) will be discussed. After a brief look of the serious issues involved with public Instant Messaging services such as AOL Instant Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, and ICQ, the Short Messaging System (SMS) over the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) will be examined. We will review the current security protocols used by GSM and identify the vulnerabilities to SMS. Finally, several ways that GSM or SMS could be extended or modified to ensure the security and privacy of SMS messages, even in a multi-vendor mobile environment, will be proposed."
LuxSci has re-written its web-based Password management interface from the ground up to provide users with a fast, modern, featureful experience. The WebAides Passwords user interface now matches that of WebMail, Address Books, Calendars, and User Groups in AJAX-based Web 2.0 speed, data caching, and usability.
LuxSci has re-written its web-based document management interface from the ground up to provide users with a fast, modern, featureful experience. The 
Our sales staff has been asked this question countless times. It is a natural assumption that because SSL and TLS encryption of email (and web sites) requires use of an "
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