What email encryption methods do you support?

TLS52%

Push47%

Pull23%

Certificate23%

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AI Governance Strategist in Travel and Hospitality3 months ago

Each solves a different layer of the problem. In practice, I’ve seen enterprises (banks, healthcare, education) use a mix of email encryption approaches depending on sensitivity and compliance:

TLS → baseline transport security
Push → encrypted attachments
Pull → secure portals
Certificates (S/MIME/PGP) → true end-to-end

Head of Cyber Security in Manufacturing4 years ago

Question not clear!? Since when is TLS/Push/pull/certifiacte used as a encryption method for an email? TLS could be used for Gateway(MTA) to Gateway(MTA) encryption, but for the email itself not realy.

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