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Encrypted emails safeguard lawyers’ confidentiality obligation
Lawyers are subject to special secrecy obligations. The law firm WSL Patentanwälte protects its client data with a central email encryption solution.
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What the EU Trade Secret Directive means for your IT security
Business secrets are the foundation of the success of many companies. What does the EU know-how protection directive mean in this context?
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To make long-term savings through electronic invoicing means preventing manipulation
Since 2011, invoices may also be sent electronically. This offers great potential for savings, but also new dangers such as man-in-the-middle attacks.
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Email encryption for recipients without certificates
Not every email address can find a valid certificate. But not all alternative delivery methods are recommended.
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When to consider using domain certificates for email encryption
Domain certificates are certificates issued to legal entities. Are these certificates useful and what should be considered?
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Why proprietary encryption solutions are not the safest bet
There are providers who develop their own encryption techniques. Trust in these security measures is not always justified.
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Business Challenge:
fast and secure large file transfer
It is not possible to transfer Data larger than 10 MB via email. For that kind of transfer are other solutions needed.
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Recommendations for email encryption when doing international business
Many companies are communicating worldwide. Not encrypted confidential information could get intercepted and manipulated.
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