On Dienstag, 29. Januar 2008 Sim Zacks wrote:
> The problem is having the data encrypted as it is stored.

That is what is solved by PGP: The CEO types an e-mail, his *PC* 
encrypts it and sends it to the CFO. This encrypted text is stored in 
the DB, and transferred over the Internet and all other cables 
encrypted. Only on the PC of the CFO the e-mail will be decrypted. When 
she answers, it's again encrypted on her PC and decrypted on the PC of 
the CEO. All other occurences are encrypted.

PGP is save, and has proven security over decades, and is pretty much 
standard stuff. Or, as Robert pointed out, S/MIME is mostly the same, 
supported by MS Outlook out of the box. I prefer PGP, ymmv.

mfg zmi
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