Email encryption is a process to encode, or scramble, an outbound email so that only those recipients with the "key" (code) can unscramble and read the message. Encryption is a technology that protects information from unauthorized access by converting it into unreadable code that cannot be easily deciphered. This protection is more extensive than typical security features, such as securing your system with a password. Texas State uses a tool that encrypts the contents of the body of an email as well as most files attachment formats.
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