What is Email Encryption?
Email encryption transforms your email’s content and attachments into an unreadable format using encryption algorithms. Only authorized recipients with the decryption key can access the original message. This protects sensitive information from unauthorized access during transmission, even if someone intercepts the email.
How to Encrypt Emails In Outlook
Outlook offers several methods to encrypt emails, depending on your desired level of security and the type of Outlook account you have. This guide will walk you through each method, explaining the steps involved and their functionalities. By the end, you’ll be equipped to send confidential emails with peace of mind.
Read In Short:
- Encrypt emails with S/MIME certificates for maximum protection (requires setup).
- Use Outlook Message Encryption (OME) for password-protected messages (requires a paid Office 365 subscription).
- Basic encryption is available through the Options menu for limited security.
Table of Content
- What is Outlook?
- What is Email Encryption?
- How to Encrypt Email in Outlook Web App?
- Why Use Email Encryption?
- Conclusion
- Encrypt Emails In Outlook – FAQs
Contact Us