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Posts Tagged ‘secureline’Secure Email Sending using LuxSci’s Mobile SiteMonday, March 26th, 2012Read the rest of this post » When is “Secure Email” only a Veneer of Security?Wednesday, March 7th, 2012
So, once I finally got around to accessing the message, I discovered that it was really not secure at all! Even though the subject said “secured”, the representative said it was secure, and the PDFs of the policy documents were not physically in the message, it was really completely insecure! My faith in the company is now somewhat tarnished (though they might not even know about the issue) … and I have serious doubts about whatever provider they are using to facilitate these “secure messages”. How do I know it was insecure?
Read the rest of this post » New SecureLine Plugin for Microsoft OutlookMonday, September 26th, 2011
This tool integrates the outbound encryption features of the LuxSci WebMail interface into Outlook versions 2007+, allowing our SecureLine users to easily send encrypted messages to any email address via SecureLine Escrow, TLS, PGP, or S/MIME (based on the recipient’s encryption capabilities).
Read the rest of this post » Automate Secure Outbound Email Sending with SecureLineMonday, September 26th, 2011
LuxSci’s SecureLine service provides a means for encrypting some or all outbound email messages using any combination of 4 different email encryption techologies: SMTP TLS, PGP, S/MIME, and SecureLine Escrow (secure message pickup).
Read the rest of this post » Digital Signatures in EmailTuesday, May 24th, 2011
What are Digital Signatures?In short, adding a digital signature to an email message allows:
Read the rest of this post » Has Your Email Been Read? Read Receipts and Web BugsTuesday, May 10th, 2011
This article goes over these various methods of determining if a message has been read, shows how each works, and discusses the pros and cons of each.
Read the rest of this post » SecureLine Users Can Toggle Between TLS and Escrow Encryption When Sending MessagesTuesday, March 1st, 2011
However, TLS is not as secure as SecureLine Escrow for email communications. For cases where enhanced security is desired, even to a recipient whose email servers support TLS, LuxSci’s WebMail email composer now permits users to override the use of “TLS Only” so that “SecureLine Escrow” can be used instead — on a message-by-message basis. I.e., users can now use Escrow “on demand” to provide enhanced security over TLS. Additionally, users have a new preference (under “Email Composition > SecureLine” preferences), where they can alter the behavior of WebMail so that “TLS Only” delivery is NOT used for them unless requested — Escrow can be used by default if desired. These new security settings only apply to SecureLine customers who have “TLS” enabled as a viable secure email delivery method in their account. Video: How SecureLine Escrow and SecureSend Look to an End UserTuesday, June 29th, 2010
Watch Video: SecureLine Escrow and SecureSend from an End User’s Perspective
SecureLine Escrow Activity: Global Report of All Messages SentMonday, May 17th, 2010
This report provides account administrators a quick way to globally audit what has been sent and to see what messages have been opened by recipients. It is available in the administrative “Reports” area. WebMail Email Composition ImprovedSunday, April 25th, 2010
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I recently applied for a new insurance policy with fairly well known insurance agency (who shall remain nameless). When all the preliminaries were done, the representative emailed me copies of the new policies. They were “secure” emails. I was very impressed … they thought enough of my privacy and identity to ensure that sensitive documents would be sent securely. And, working in an email security company, I actually know and appreciate the ramifications of that perhaps more than most.
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