Your description sounds just like my situation, so I am very interested
to see how others respond to your message.  Right now I have two of our
HR people set up with certificates generated in house, so they can send
encrypted messages from Outlook.  The pain is having to exchange
certificates with their recipients, so they don't like it.  I looked at
a couple of the paid solutions, but they seemed to be overkill or too
expensive for us (non-profit).

 

One solution I did look at also that was affordable was Comodo
SecureEmail (http://www.secure-email.comodo.com/features.html).  It lets
you send encrypted messages, and gives the recipient the option of
reading the message at a secure web site with a 'session certificate',
so no exchange of certificates is required.  The problem is that
although it integrates with Outlook it only works with POP3, SMTP and
IMAP - no MAPI, so it doesn't work for us well in our Exchange
environment.

The next release is supposed to fix this, but it is in Alpha, so I'm
waiting.

 

Ralph

 

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From: Bob Fronk [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 3:40 PM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: HIPPA help

 

I am in the middle of a HIPPA compliance review.  One of the consultants
is suggesting that all our email be encrypted because it may contain
HIPPA related information.

 

There might be 2 people that ever would be emailing anything that could
be considered HIPPA related.  We are not a medical company and the only
correspondence would be between maybe insurance companies and our HR
people.

 

Just curious what those of you that deal with this on a regular basis
suggest...

 

Thanks.

 

-

Bob Fronk

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