Your Confidential Emails Aren’t As Secure As You Think
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June 8, 2015 In Security News

Your Confidential Emails Aren’t As Secure As You Think

Just like a postcard, an email passes through a lot of different people’s easy access. The average email is fully stored and searchable on about six computers. Astonishingly however, lawyers, accountants, political leaders and financial professionals transmit highly confidential information by email.

Sourced through Scoop.it from: www.huffingtonpost.ca

Email is not as secure as a postcard. It is actually worse. An email can live and be searchable forever. At least a postcard can be easily discarded or permanently destroyed after being read.

See on Scoop.it – Secure communication

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