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Enterprise PKI for Secure Email
More sensitive information is sent by email than ever before. Keep what is emailed confidential and make sure your email is encrypted for legal and compliancy reasons.
Enterprise PKI (ePKI) is a managed service model that provides administrators the essential tools for full control of how Digital IDs (also known as Digital Certificates) are issued and managed under the organisation's legal name. These Digital IDs activate the Secure Email (S/MIME) functions already built into popular email clients like Microsoft Outlook, allowing users to encrypt and digitally sign company email. ePKI administrators can issue Digital IDs instantly to employees, suppliers and extranet users against pre-vetted organisation profiles.
- Allows confidential messages and attachments to be encrypted, and origin/authorship of email be assured through digital signatures
- Users just click the Encrypt & Digitally Sign ribbon buttons already available in Microsoft Outlook and other email clients - no downloads necessary
- Helps meet company email security policy and regulatory compliance (such as transmission of client, patient or customer data by email)
- Cost Effective – simply purchase packs starting from only £295 for 5 PersonalSign Digital IDs*
- Includes additional 10% of initial purchase in form of free Digital IDs for user attrition and/or support considerations
Secure Email to meet security and regulatory compliance
Secure Email Digital IDs (PersonalSign) from GlobalSign allows email to be used as to correspond safely using favourite email clients like Outlook, Outlook Express, Mozilla Thunderbird and Apple Safari. These popular email clients support the Secure/ Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (S/MIME) standard for encrypting and digitally signing e-mail.
Messages encrypted using the recipient's Public Certificate can be transported over unsecure networks like the Internet in a secure way that assures data confidentiality. Privacy is maintained since only the intended recipient can "unlock" the message and view the message and attachments. Digitally signing a message proves it originated from the person identified in the message. True secure messaging also requires such digital signatures are verifiable and from a trusted source like GlobalSign.
