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Security is at its best when it’s easy to implement. In short, SecureSend is an easy to use secure method of email delivery that can be turned on with the flick of a toggle and can be used to send email to any recipient. SecureSend is HIPAA compliant and you can request a BAA for your organization.So if your recipient has downloaded and received the documents in the SecureSend email, you can revoke the email and ensure those sensitive documents don’t live online, waiting for prying eyes. You can revoke access to a sent email any time after the email is sent.SecureSend has a few additional features worth noting:

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You can also access the attached files in that SecureSend browser portal and download them to your computer directly. Once you work through the magic URL Canary sends to securely view the email, the email will be decrypted and read in the browser.

If your recipient does not have Canary installed, the email will provide a link to a secure portal in a web browser.

If your recipient views your email in Canary, Canary will automatically decrypt the SecureSend email and your recipient can read the email right within the Canary app.

On the other side, when your recipient receives a SecureSend email, there are two courses of action: Once toggled, Canary auto-encrypts your email. When composing an email, you can toggle the SecureSend switch right in the composition window. PGP would require your recipient to have encryption keys setup to read your encrypted email - a tedious, albeit secure workflow. In the past, you could manually encrypt your email via PGP. How SecureSend WorksĬanary has long had encryption features. Canary Mail of course made that list, but SecureSend is a new feature that may well put the app at the top of the list for those folks looking for a more secure way to send email. We previously looked at Canary Mail as part of our look at the best email apps for iPhone and iPad and Mac. SecureSend also has revocation features, enabling you to revoke access to an email or attached files after a certain amount of time, or if the email security has been breached. Canary recently debuted SecureSend, a smart encryption feature that secures your email and attached files. I’ve been working with Canary Mail over the last few weeks to better secure my email workflow. If hacked, files you’re sending back and forth have a chance of falling into the wrong hands. If unencrypted, there’s a chance prying eyes can find the email. Obviously, sending documents and other private information over general email comes with its share of risks.

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It took more than five minutes to simply download the documents to my Mac and required password creation and storage to ensure I can properly access those documents again in the future.īut then, if the bank feels it’s necessary to secure their documentation in this manner, there’s likely a strong reason behind their intentions. The whole document delivery workflow seemed so secure, it was almost annoying. Finally, each document (all PDFs) were locked behind the same password I had created for the account. Once created, I could then log into the portal and download the documents. The email had a link that took me to a secure portal where I had to create an account with a password. I recently received an email from the bank filled with documents I was to save and store.

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