PGP desktop if you're talking 2 users...  PGP Enterprise if you want to
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On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 7:45 PM, Ralph Smith <[email protected]>wrote:

>  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).
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> 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.
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> The next release is supposed to fix this, but it is in Alpha, so I’m
> waiting.
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> 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
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> 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.
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> 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.
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> Just curious what those of you that deal with this on a regular basis
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> Thanks.
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