Tag: webmail

Email Encryption Opt Out Now Available for Outlook and Other Email Programs

December 7, 2012

A few weeks ago, we introduced the option for users in security-enabled accounts (such as users subject to HIPAA compliance requirements) to determine for themselves which messages need to be encrypted and which do not.  See: HIPAA Compliant Email – You Decide Which Messages Need Encryption The  “SecureLine Opt Out” feature was then only available to users of […]

HIPAA Compliant Email – You Decide Which Messages Need Encryption

November 16, 2012

Customer feedback is extremely important to LuxSci and we have listened once again.  Customers faced with the need for HIPAA-compliant email now have the option to decide on a per-message basis which messages need encryption (e.g. contain Protected Health Information – PHI) and which do not.  Routine non-PHI-laden correspondence no longer needs to be encrypted and users […]

How to Open and Read .eml Email Files

August 22, 2012

Many email programs and services allow downloading and/or saving email messages in a format called “.eml”.  This format is very simple and very standard.  These are plain text files that hold one email message per file and which contain the full message headers and full MIME-encoded message content. LuxSci allows saving email messages from WebMail […]

Deferred Email: Get Those Messages Out of My Sight, I’ll Look at Them Later!

March 31, 2010

LuxSci has just introduced a new featured called “Deferred Email Messages”.  With deferred messages, you can select message(s), in any email folder, have them removed from that folder and automatically returned to the folder at a later date and time. If, like me, you use your INBOX as a “to do list”, this is a […]

Restrict User WebMail Access by IP

February 9, 2010

Administrators of LuxSci accounts now have the ability to specify exactly from what locations their users are permitted to login to WebMail.  I.e. administrators can choose to allow WebMail access only from the Office or certain other places.  This is good for general account and information security.