Microsoft Office 365 will get email encryption by March-end 2014. Microsoft Office 365 is set to get email encryption in 2014. The software giant intends to push out a new Office 365 feature, which ...

Harry Sintonen of WithSecure underlines that with Office 365 Message Encryption the content of the encrypted messages isn’t directly decipherable, but structural information about those messages ...

Office 365 Message Encryption (OME) is a powerful tool that takes email security to the next level. With OME, you can send encrypted messages to anyone, regardless of their email provider.

Office 365 Message Encryption uses Microsoft Exchange's EHE for easy mail security, but experts should look at its implementation Two big complaints people have had about encrypted email often ...

Office 365 encryption setup is the answer to the modern-day requirement of sending encrypted emails that contain sensitive information. Familiar by its acronym, OME, this email encryption ...

The flaw was discovered by security researcher Harry Sintonen of WithSecure (formerly F-Secure) in Office 365 Message Encryption (OME). Organizations usually use OME when looking to send encrypted ...

If someone steals your email archives or backups, and accesses your email server, they can use this technique to sidestep the encryption. How easy is it for attackers to decrypt Office 365 emails?

In this guide, you’ll explore the built-in e-mail security features of Office 365, including the three types of e-mail encryption available. You'll also learn about some common pitfalls that ...

Office 365 Message Encryption, which replaced Exchange Hosted Encryption, went live in February and since then has been used to protect the content of more than 1 million emails, according to Sahay.

This is why Microsoft Outlook offers a dedicated encryption option. Not only does it secure the message, but it also keeps it ...

A vulnerability in Microsoft Office 365 Message Encryption could leave the contents of emails dangerously exposed, but no fix is coming so it’s up to users to decide how at risk they are ...