Monday, April 22, 2013

How to Enable Encryption in MS Outlook

<p>If you work with sensitive data or need to send private documents via email, you may want to encrypt your messages in Microsoft Outlook. When you encrypt an email, only someone who has a corresponding private key is able to read it. Before your recipient can read encrypted emails from you, you will both need to exchange your digital IDs. You can do this by sending a digitally signed email to the recipient and then asking him to send one to you.</p><p>Send Digitally Signed Emails Step 1</p><p>Launch Microsoft Outlook, and click "New Email" on the Home tab. Enter a message in the body of the email. Step 2</p><p>Click "Options" followed by "Sign Message" under Permission. If you don't see this, click "More Options" and "Options Dialog Box Launcher." Select "Security Settings," and then click "Add Digital Signature to This Message." Click "OK" and "Close." Step 3</p><p><a href="http://science.opposingviews.com/enable-encryption-ms-outlook-20170.html">Keep reading...</a></p>

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