Very informative..... looked at so many videos on encrypting and nothing is clear on this.. always would send you to certain encyrption companies... thank u makes sense now.
I got an encrypted email but it doesn't give any options don't know why I'm trying to open it with a MacBook laptop but when I click on it it goes to a blank screen please help. Great explanation and videos by the way thank you so much.
Good to know, thank you. It seems it would be rather easy to get around the forwarding and printing locks, just use screen capture or take a photo of the screen.
It’s been a while since I looked at the Gmail encryption capabilities though I think it’s limited compared to Microsoft. Gmail will automatically try and use TLS though - there are third party tools such as FlowCrypt that can enhance the standard Gmail encryption functionality.
Our GM wants the ability to Encrypt a message so the content isn't visible for the recipient unless they sign in with 0365 such as with the gmail example you showed. Both sender and recipent using O365. Is that possible?
@@flowstateai Real late here but having the same problem. On Microsoft 365 Premium. Do you know what license is required / what the product itself is called that allows you to do it with a link rather than an attachment?
One of the few videos that starts with the prerequisites. Thanks! I got the info that I needed. :)
Very informative..... looked at so many videos on encrypting and nothing is clear on this.. always would send you to certain encyrption companies... thank u makes sense now.
Thank You for the video. It helped me
Glad it was helpful, thank you for watching.
So basically, one cannot view encrypted emails in Outlook 365 period?
I got an encrypted email but it doesn't give any options don't know why I'm trying to open it with a MacBook laptop but when I click on it it goes to a blank screen please help. Great explanation and videos by the way thank you so much.
Good to know, thank you.
It seems it would be rather easy to get around the forwarding and printing locks, just use screen capture or take a photo of the screen.
is it possible for using MFA instead of one time passwd?
Thank you for the video. Just a question how would you send an encrypted email from Gmail to an Office 365 user?
It’s been a while since I looked at the Gmail encryption capabilities though I think it’s limited compared to Microsoft. Gmail will automatically try and use TLS though - there are third party tools such as FlowCrypt that can enhance the standard Gmail encryption functionality.
Our GM wants the ability to Encrypt a message so the content isn't visible for the recipient unless they sign in with 0365 such as with the gmail example you showed. Both sender and recipent using O365. Is that possible?
I have O365 with AIP license and when I send to gmail I receive the attachment .rpmsg but no option to read the message.
Hey Gobo. Which 365 subscription are you on?
@@flowstateai Real late here but having the same problem. On Microsoft 365 Premium. Do you know what license is required / what the product itself is called that allows you to do it with a link rather than an attachment?
How do I open an encrypted email?