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Outlook 2010 Email Encryption and Digitally Signed Certificates
Hello Experts!
I'm currently digging into ways to make our email more secure. I was trying to find information on what I would need to do this with email encryption and digitally signed certificates in Outlook. I also was wondering if it even makes sense or really protects us from unwanted spam and malware. Could anyone explain how I would go about this or what I need to accomplish this setup? Am I able to create these encryption certificates or digitally signed certificates in Exchange or from my SBS 2011 or do I need to go to an external source for them? Also, does this mean that everyone I send an email to would need my certificate?
Thank you in advance,
BJD
I'm currently digging into ways to make our email more secure. I was trying to find information on what I would need to do this with email encryption and digitally signed certificates in Outlook. I also was wondering if it even makes sense or really protects us from unwanted spam and malware. Could anyone explain how I would go about this or what I need to accomplish this setup? Am I able to create these encryption certificates or digitally signed certificates in Exchange or from my SBS 2011 or do I need to go to an external source for them? Also, does this mean that everyone I send an email to would need my certificate?
Thank you in advance,
BJD
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Thanks guys.......So I keep reading how encrypting emails will protect us from spam but i don't see how. Does anyone know anything about how it protects against spam? I mean I'm still going to be getting emails from people who don't encrypt them so therefore I am still going to get spam, correct?
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In all honesty your always going to get some form of spam 1 way or another. What I do for spam is use an external mail filter like from MXtoobox, Mailmax, Postini, etc.
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Thanks everyone!!
DSC's will not protect you from incoming emails, they are designed to secure your outbound transmissions.