#encrypted email

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How to Set Up an Encrypted Email System

In today’s digital age, keeping your emails secure is crucial. Whether you’re dealing with sensitive business information or simply want to protect your personal communications, setting up an encrypted email system is a great step toward safeguarding your privacy. Here’s a simple guide to help you set up an encrypted email system.   1. Choose an Encrypted Email Provider Start by selecting an…

[aveyjones]

And the Winner Is . . . Secure My Email

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[fated-normal-767]

all day I’ve been complaining to people because I looked up the third party the place where I study uses to monitor the WiFi for ‘malicious or dangerous activity’ and it’s just plain creepy. Not as in like “I don’t like my searches being looked at but I have to tolerate it” as in “if you disconnect from the WiFi then reconnect to it it scans anything you did while disconnected at home the next time you connect, builds ‘user profiles’ with everything you look up, checks things you type offline, and can access your personal cloud storage”. And all fucking day I’ve been telling people this and they’ve gone ‘haha well I’ve got nothing to hide it can’t be that bad’ and I felt like I was going crazy. Then I got home and told my father and he just said “that sounds like a huge violation of the data protection act” and I felt so relived I wasn’t going crazy for thinking this was bad.

[mikelias]

why did we ever get rid of faxes, what good technology are we leaving behind

[kaelthas-dickrider]

oh i forgot to tell yall i got foxy grandpas number + email address lmao

[virtualizationhowto]

Proton Pass Review: Password Manager that Hides Your Email Address

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With identity theft and breached credentials all over the news, password managers have become necessary to help generate strong, unique passwords. Proton AG, a Swiss-based company revered for pioneering the world’s largest encrypted email service – Proton Mail, has introduced its take on a password manager solution. Known as Proton Pass, it brings an exciting blend of unique features, stringent…

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[frankhermann]

we as a society have moved past the need for fax machines

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[medicaldevicesindustrynews]

The Growth of the U.S. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Software Market

With the rapid digitization of businesses and the rise in cyber threats, the demand for Data Loss Prevention (DLP) software in the U.S. is growing significantly. Organizations across various industries are increasingly investing in DLP solutions to protect sensitive information, ensure compliance with data security regulations, and mitigate financial losses due to data breaches. Key Drivers of…

[edward-snowdenhands]

i'm not ready to drop $400 on a backup service!!!!

[jose96853]

STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO ENCRYPTING EMAILS IN OUTLOOK, GMAIL, AND OTHER SERVICES

Email encryption is essential for safeguarding sensitive information from unauthorized access. This article provides step-by-step instructions to encrypt emails across various platforms, including Outlook, Gmail, iOS, and Android. Encrypting Emails in Microsoft Outlook To encrypt emails in Outlook, a Digital ID, also known as an email certificate, is required. This certificate can be obtained…

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Protect Against Salt Typhoon

Salt Typhoon, a suspected Chinese APT group, targets U.S. telecoms in a sophisticated cyber-espionage campaign. Using advanced tactics, they exploit vulnerabilities to infiltrate critical networks, raising national security concerns. The FCC urges robust cybersecurity measures like real-time monitoring and advanced threat detection. RPost's RMail and RDocs technologies provide end-to-end encryption and document security to counter such threats, protecting sensitive communications from breaches effectively.

[enfinizatics]

dear americans,

as a polish queer woman and human rights activist, i know exactly how you're feeling right now and what to expect from these elections. i lived through the 2015-2023 regime of pis, a right-wing populist party that divided families in the same way trump did. i’ve experienced the rise of fascism in poland, the influence of far-right parties like konfederacja, and their “santa’s little helpers”—ordo iuris, an ultra-conservative catholic organization (banned in many countries, mind you) that helped enforce a near-total abortion ban and runs anti-queer campaigns in public spaces. i supported the black protests in 2016 as a middle schooler when they first tried to ban abortion. as an adult, i actively participated in the 2020 women’s strike, running from police tear gas daily after they finally passed the ban. i supported friends who faced charges.

i’ve lived through intense homophobia in poland as a queer teen and adult. i survived the first pride march in my hometown, where far-right extremists threw stones and glass at us. i endured the anti-queer propaganda spread by the ruling party in state-owned media. i survived the “rainbow night,” poland’s own stonewall moment in summer 2020, when police arrested around 50 queer activists following the arrest of margo, a nonbinary activist. i survived the "lgbt-free zones," the targeted violence, the slurs from strangers on the street, and the protests i held against queerphobia. it was hard as fuck, but i survived.

but just because i survived, it doesn’t mean others did. many women died because of the abortion ban—marta, justyna, izabela, dorota, joanna, maria, and many others who didn’t survive pis’s draconian anti-abortion laws. milo, kacper, michał, zuzia (she was 12), wiktor, and other queer and trans kids and young adults took their own lives because of the relentless queerphobia.

despite all of this, our experience in poland can serve as a guide now. here are some tips for staying safe and how we, polish queers and women, organized under the regime:

safety first, always. if you know someone who’s had an abortion, no you don’t. if you know someone is trans, no you don’t. if you know people who help with safe abortions, no you don’t—at least not until you know it’s 100% safe to share. if you are queer or have had an abortion, only share this with people you trust fully. most importantly, not everyone has to be an activist just because they’re part of a minority. if it feels unsafe to share that you're queer, trans, etc., then don’t. it doesn’t make you any less queer.

use secure, encrypted messaging like signal for conversations on potentially risky topics, such as queerness, abortion, organizing counter-actions, protests—anything that might be used against you.

stay anonymous online. if you want to research or report something without surveillance, do not use regular internet. get a vpn (mullvad is affordable and reliable), download the tor browser (for both onion and standard links), and if you plan to whistleblow, consider using a riseup email account.

organize and build networks. community is everything now. support each other, foster independence, because your government won’t have your back. set up collectives, grassroots movements. create lists of trusted professionals—lawyers, doctors, etc.—who can offer support.

to lawyers and doctors: please consider pro-bono work. this is what got us through poland’s hardest times. your work will be needed now more than ever.

for protests or risky actions: always write a pro-bono lawyer’s number on your arm with a permanent marker.

get to know the anarchist black cross federation and other resources on safety culture: "Starting an anarchist black cross group: A guide"; Still We Rise - A resource pack for transgender and non-gender conforming people in prison; Safe OUTside the system by the Audre Lorde Project;

for safe abortion info or involvement: get familiar with womenhelpwomen.

stay radical, stay strong, stay informed: The Anarchist Library

if i forgot to (or didn't) include something, don't hesitate to reblog this post with other resources.

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The demand for email encryption market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 22.10% between 2024 and 2032, from its estimated USD 6415.2 million in 2023 to USD 38694.67 million in 2032.In an era where digital communication is paramount, the security of email correspondence has become increasingly vital. The email encryption market, driven by escalating cyber threats and stringent regulatory requirements, is experiencing robust growth. This article delves into the dynamics of the email encryption market, exploring its current state, key drivers, challenges, and future prospects.

Browse the full report at https://www.credenceresearch.com/report/email-encryption-market

Current State of the Email Encryption Market

Email encryption refers to the process of encoding email messages to protect the content from unauthorized access. It ensures that only the intended recipient can read the message, thereby safeguarding sensitive information. The market for email encryption solutions is burgeoning, with businesses and individuals alike recognizing the need for enhanced email security.

As of 2023, the global email encryption market is valued at approximately USD 3.5 billion and is projected to reach USD 10.3 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 16.5% during the forecast period. This growth is fueled by the increasing incidence of data breaches, the proliferation of cloud-based services, and the rising adoption of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies across organizations.

Key Drivers of Market Growth

1. Escalating Cyber Threats: The rise in sophisticated cyber attacks, including phishing, ransomware, and business email compromise (BEC), has underscored the need for robust email security measures. Organizations are increasingly investing in email encryption solutions to protect sensitive information from malicious actors.

2. Regulatory Compliance: Stringent data protection regulations, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) in the United States, mandate the protection of personal data. Compliance with these regulations necessitates the implementation of email encryption solutions.

3. Proliferation of Cloud-Based Services: The widespread adoption of cloud-based email services, such as Microsoft Office 365 and Google Workspace, has heightened the demand for integrated email encryption solutions. These services offer enhanced scalability, flexibility, and security, driving market growth.

4. BYOD Policies: The increasing adoption of BYOD policies across organizations has expanded the attack surface for cyber threats. Email encryption provides a critical layer of security, ensuring that corporate data remains protected even when accessed from personal devices.

Challenges Facing the Market

Despite its promising growth, the email encryption market faces several challenges:

1. Complexity and User Adoption: One of the primary challenges is the complexity of deploying and managing email encryption solutions. Users often find encryption technologies cumbersome, leading to resistance in adoption. Simplifying the user experience and providing adequate training can help mitigate this challenge.

2. Integration with Existing Systems: Integrating email encryption solutions with existing IT infrastructure can be a daunting task. Compatibility issues and the need for seamless interoperability with other security solutions pose significant challenges for organizations.

3. Cost Constraints: The cost of implementing and maintaining email encryption solutions can be prohibitive, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). While large corporations may have the resources to invest in comprehensive security measures, SMEs often struggle to allocate sufficient budget for email encryption.

Future Prospects

The future of the email encryption market looks promising, with several trends poised to drive further growth:

1. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: The integration of AI and ML technologies in email encryption solutions is expected to enhance threat detection capabilities, automate encryption processes, and improve overall security. These technologies can identify patterns and anomalies, providing proactive protection against emerging threats.

2. Zero Trust Security Models: The adoption of zero trust security models, which emphasize continuous verification and strict access controls, is likely to bolster the demand for email encryption solutions. In a zero trust environment, email encryption plays a critical role in ensuring data confidentiality and integrity.

3. Blockchain Technology: The use of blockchain technology in email encryption is an emerging trend. Blockchain can provide a decentralized and tamper-proof framework for securing email communications, enhancing transparency and trust.

Key Players

Echoworx (Canada)

Mimecast (UK)

Sophos (UK)

Cisco (US)

Cryptzone (US)

Proofpoint (US)

Zix (US)

Entrust Datacard (US)

Lux Sci (US)

BAE Systems (UK)

Intemedia (US)

Virtru (US)

Micro Focus (UK)

Egress Software (UK)

Trend Micro (Japan)

Symantech (US)

Others

Segmentation

By Deployment Type

On-premises

Cloud-based

By Encryption Type

End-to-End Encryption

Gateway Encryption

By Verticals/Industries

Financial Services

Healthcare

Government and Defense

Legal Services

By Organization Size

Large Enterprises

Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs)

By Component

Software

Services

By End-User

Business Users

Individuals

By Price Range

Enterprise-Level Solutions

SMB Solutions

By Region

North America

The U.S.

Canada

Mexico

Europe

Germany

France

The U.K.

Italy

Spain

Rest of Europe

Asia Pacific

China

Japan

India

South Korea

South-east Asia

Rest of Asia Pacific

Latin America

Brazil

Argentina

Rest of Latin America

Middle East & Africa

GCC Countries

South Africa

Rest of Middle East and Africa

Browse the full report at https://www.credenceresearch.com/report/email-encryption-market

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