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• Force phrase keyword
  The user simply adds a predetermined encryption phrase to the subject of the email. For example, any messages with "Secure" in the subject line will be encrypted.
• Encryption policy tripping
  Administrators can configure encryption policies to automatically detect the presence of personally identifiable information such as social security numbers. When such information is detected in the body of an email message, that message will be encrypted.
• Mark as confidential
  And finally, Outlook users can simply mark a message as confidential in the Options > More Options menu of any email message.
• For recipients
  Anyone who receives an encrypted email will be directed to the secure message portal, where the message can be retrieved. There is a one-time account setup for recipients; once an account has been created, messages can be read and replied to. Past messages will remain available inside the secure message portal as long as they haven't expired or been deleted.
• Power of the network
  This unmatched approach to email encryption is accomplished via customers enrolling in the Directory, a global encryption key repository with almost 30 million members, and growing at over 100,000 new members per week. Customers eliminate the need to build their own directories of encryption keys and instead leverage the hosted and shared secure network, which includes: the U.S. federal banking regulators and the SEC, more than 1,200 financial institutions, 20 state banking regulators, more than 1,000 U.S. hospitals, more than 30 Blue Cross Blue Shield institutions and three out of the five largest U.S. health insurance companies.

With an increase in regulatory pressures, identity theft, and highly publicized security breaches in the media, companies that do not encrypt emails containing sensitive information are at risk of regulatory fines, lawsuits, negative PR and a loss of company intellectual property.
Companies dependent on building a relationship of trust with their customers and business partners cannot afford to risk such potential damages to their brand images. Email encryption is therefore an important piece of the security puzzle: it protects your company, your customers and business partners. The question then becomes how to implement this critical business process.
Protect your customers and yourself by encrypting sensitive email with RTCEncrypt. Now you can easily ensure privacy and meet regulatory compliance requirements with cost effective email encryption.