Hi Oliver,
Looking back to my message, my choice of words was probably not very
good. I realized later that the document was not to remained encrypted
with the location certs, only while in transit from A to B and then back
to plain text, so there is no long term issue.
My use of "...long term" meant that a document is encrypted and the
user needs to read the document, say 5 years later, well unless you have
the appropriate key you cannot read it. That was my original concern.
Hope it helps,
Mario
Oliver Frank wrote:
Mario, what do you mean by "encrypt them for the long term"?
As I understand it, messages sent via Argus are encrypted only *during
transmission* - that is, from the time that the sender hits the 'email
via Argus' button until the time that the receiving system's Argus
client polls the in box of the receiving practice's dedicated Argus
email address, when it decrypts them.
Before the sender hits the 'email via Argus' button, and after the
receiving practice's Argus system has taken messages from the in box of
the receiving practice's dedicated Argus email address, the messages are
not encrypted.
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