Encrypted emails are a form of email security that ensures only the intended recipient can read the content of an email. They also protect your sensitive data against cyber criminals.

Email encryption works by establishing public keys for each recipient that can be used to encrypt and decrypt messages. This makes it easy for users to send and receive encrypted email messages.

Simple

Encrypted email is a secure way to send sensitive messages. It works by scrambling the contents of your message so that it can only be decrypted with a key. This makes it difficult for anyone to read your message without your key - similar to those puzzles you used to do in school.

Getting started with encrypted email is easy. Just install our email encryption extension in your favorite browser and select the option to display your encryption keys.

Our end-to-end encrypted email service uses public key cryptography, which involves every sender and recipient doing a one time preparation where they generate a public and private key pair. The public key is shared with anyone they want to encrypt to, and the private key is stored on their device and used only by them to decrypt the messages.

Using end-to-end encryption is the only way to ensure that your emails are safe from hackers and third parties. It’s also the only way to ensure that you have control over who can access your information.

Convenient

Our end-to-end encrypted email service is convenient and secure. It’s not only a good way to protect your business or personal information, but also helps you avoid costly data breaches.

Encrypted emails are a security best practice that every company should consider using. They target cybersecurity’s CIA (confidentiality, integrity, accessibility) triad, protecting sensitive business data from being viewed by unauthorized parties.

There are a few different ways to encrypt your emails, including S/MIME encryption and SMTP over TLS, which is commonly used by Yahoo and Gmail users.

S/MIME is a common email protocol that can be used in any mail app on your phone or computer. It’s free and easy to set up, and it’s built into most iOS devices.

Another popular email encryption method is Pretty Good Privacy (PGP), which works in similar fashion to S/MIME, but allows you to decrypt messages and attachments only with a private key. PGP is widely used by security researchers, whistleblowers, and journalists who need to communicate sensitive information without compromising their privacy.

HIPAA Compliant

Email is a convenient way to communicate with patients and colleagues, but it can also present security threats. HHS says that all emails should be encrypted, both in transit and at rest.

That’s because email travels along a chain of machines and is often susceptible to malicious interference. That includes emails created on a sender’s workstation, sent to a recipient’s email server, and downloaded onto the recipient’s machine.

Fortunately, there are services that provide end-to-end encryption and HIPAA compliance for healthcare organizations. These companies offer a variety of features and prices, so you can find the right service for your needs.

These email encryption vendors all have extensive experience working with HIPAA compliant clients and will sign a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) for your protection. You can check out their free trials to see how they compare and determine which one will be best for your organization.

End-to-End

Our end-to-end encrypted email service ensures your data stays private and only you and the person you are communicating with can read it. This gives you peace of mind and helps protect your confidential messages from hackers and identity theft.

Our service uses a technology called public key cryptography to secure emails sent between you and your recipients. Each sender and recipient generates their own public key pair, and then each public key is matched to a unique and secret private key.

Once a message is encrypted, it cannot be decrypted until it reaches the device of your recipient. This means no one can eavesdrop on your communications while they are in transit.

E2EE is an ancient technology, but it has been modernized to make it easier for everyone to use. It is a highly effective security tool and provides three core objectives: confidentiality, authenticity, and integrity.