Email encryption 3DES only certificate

We have Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Active directory Certificate Authority. We want to encrypt emails
between several organization. For one organization we need to use 3DES encryption only. How i can remove AES encryption from user certificate template copy ?

Hi,
I wasn’t able to find a method to remove an encryption algorithm, although we can change it.
Have you tried to select the encryption algorithm at Trust Center
of Outlook?
To do that, please perform the following steps:
Click File then select Options in Outlook.
In the Trust Center section, click on
Trust Center Settings.
Under E-mail Security settings part, configure encryption algorithms.
Since this is an email encryption issue, I suggest you refer to Exchange or Outlook forum to get professional support.
More information for you:
How to get AES 256 encryption using S/MIME with Outlook 2010
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/2c91188d-0a10-4fe9-89da-c6b16fa25232/how-to-get-aes-256-encryption-using-smime-with-outlook-2010?forum=outlook
Best Regards,
Amy Wang

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Email encryption limits on iOS 5 ?

Hello All,
At this time, i'm in a test phase of "E-mail Encryption with iOS 5" ... and i need your experiences/feedback about.
First, small description about my environment:
-Active Directory Domain,
-Exchange 2010 SP1 RU2 server,
-MSFT CA server.
We are using Iphone 4 as mobile device for our employes which are synchronising there email on it.
In an other side, certifcat are deployed and installed to Outlook 2010 for email encryption.
Both system are running fine for a long time ago.
Monday, my boss challenge me : i have to mixe the 2 system --> email encryption on Mobile Device.
Let's go ...
- Export certificat (as .pfx files from IE with private key, etc..) = DONE
- Install certificat on Iphone (by sending it by mail or creating new profile with iPCU tools) = DONE
- Configuring email profile on Device (using SMIME + encryption ) = DONE
Last step ... do some test !
1) create new encrypted email : OK
2) read encrypted email on device: OK
Easy ..... but :
3) create email with a picture (from Camera Roll) as attachment and send it with encryption : non OK
--> email is send as non encrpyted .. and picture is not showned in outlook
4)read encrypted email with attachment ( send from outlook 2010) : non OK
--> it seems thaht my echange server is no more accpeting encrypted email ... ah bon ??!
5)forward a email with attchament (.pdf) as encrypted email to my collegue : non OK
--> email is send but is not encrpyted and attach files dissapears ...
A this time, i can ONLY read encrpyted email and create a new one but i can't working with encrypted email.
What about attachment ? forward ? etc...
Have you seen the same problems ?

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Any of the apps offered in the App Store?
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Go to InstantSSL and request a free S/MIME signing certificate. It's valid for a year, only for the address you specify. You'll be prompted to set a revocation password, which you'll need if you ever want to stop the key from being trusted. I suggest you save the password as a secure note item in the keychain.
Click the link in the message you'll receive at that address. A file named "CollectCCC.p7s" will be downloaded in your web browser. Double-click the file. It will open in Keychain Access. Confirm that you want to import the keys it contains.
Two items will be added to the keychain you specify. Both are named "Key from secure.instantssl.com". One is of type private key and one is of type public key. You'll want to delete those items when the key expires or is revoked.
Quit and relaunch Mail. When you next compose a message from the certified address, you'll have the option to sign it.
The first time you sign a message with the new certificate, you'll be prompted to allow Mail to use it in the keychain. Click Always Allow.
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Mail that is only signed is not encrypted; anyone can read it. The recipient can be reasonably sure that it came unaltered from a person who receives mail at the sender's address. That is not proof of the sender's identity.
To encrypt messages, the recipient must already have gone through a similar setup process, and you must know his or her public key. The key can be sent to you in the clear, attached to a signed message, but again, you have no proof of the sender's identity. All you know is that he can receive mail at the specified address.

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We are looking to license the Email encryption feature on Ironport. When our reseller asked how many licenses they mentioned that instead of licensing all my users I can license a subset of users, say a department.
We would like to only license a subset of users to be able to use the email encryption. Is this possible to license just a subset of users? If so, how do I go about setting up the licensing for just specific users?
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Hey Joe,
This may not be 100% accurate to your requirements.
But.
The Encryption Key once purchased, added to your device.
You can restrict which users will be able to send out encrypted email through the use of Filters/Content Filters/Policies.
In essence, you can allow a subset of users to be able to send encrypted envelope emails outbound, while other users will only be able to send emails as per normal plain text (or under TLS if you've have that enabled).

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Experiences sending email with a Secure Certificate

Hopefully this post will save others some of the time it's taken me to discover the following.
_Cause of my confusion with Mail 4.1, Address Book and Keychain Access Utility:_
1) Address Book shows its "starred ticks" against both my mac.com and me.com email addresses and when clicked these ticks display valid certificate details .... so you'd be forgiven for thinking that you could send digitally signed emails from these addresses ... but you can't ... not until you've taken one of the two options below - and each option has different consequences for your email recipients.
2) Discussion threads from previous Mac OS X releases suggest you can use iChat Encryption certificates for signing and encrypting emails. I don't think you can do this (anymore). I could make the iChat certificates "Always Trusted" in Snow Leopard's Keychain Access Utility but Mail would still not recognise them as being valid for authenticating outgoing (digitally signed) email.
In other words the "starred ticks" didn't appear in the outgoing message composition window heading as it should do.
Solutions:
I thought you'd be interested to know what I found out after experimenting with:
1) A Self-signed certificate created in the Mac OS X Keychain Access Utility
2) A Secure email Certificate obtained (for free) from C.O.M.O.D.O
[I looked at Thawte and VeriSign but Thawte are no longer doing Personal email certificates and are passing all their existing ones over to VeriSign this month (Oct / Nov 2009). Personal Secure email certificates are a bit harder to find on the Verisign website and a certificate costs $20 for a year and seems to offer no more "trust" value than a C.O.M.O.D.O one ... which is free and relatively easy to find.
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I found that a Windows Outlook Express recipient would be notified that:
1) the self-signed certificate "could not be trusted" but that
2) the one simply obtained from C.O.M.O.D.O was accepted (without any warning) as trusted by a known CA (Certification Authority)
You could argue that both methods are pretty well identical in terms of real-world authentication value but, to the recipient, they both look very different:
1) a warning dialog obscures the email and reports that the self-signed certificated appears untrustworthy
2) the CA-issued one "Inherits Trust from Issuer" (according to Outlook Express's inspection of the certificate details) just displays a little rosette symbol and thus gives confidence.
In fact, the C.O.M.O.D.O. process involves emailing the applicant her certificate downloading instructions. In this sense the email address associated with the certificate is authenticated. That's the most authentication one of these certificates can really support, anyway.
_Obtaining the CA-issued certificate:_
It's an easy two-step process to request and download the certificate from COMODO's web site. The certificate is automatically installed into Mac Keychain Access Utility upon Safari download.
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Limit to I just recieved this message when trying to email a itunes gift certificate, "This purchase would exceed the maximum Gift Certificate purchase amount for this Apple ID".Why I am limited to gift certificate and not other purchases.?

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Chris CA, 62,910 points. Dang...that's a lot of support. Before I start, let me say Thank You! You need to answer a lot of people's questions to achieve that.
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Well, I think that wraps it up for another day. I am off to iTunes support to get this limit removed from my account.
Adios amigos!
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Configure Encryption Notifcation Templates for IronPort Email Encryption

We are running a Cisco C100V Email Security Virtual Appliance and are going to start using the IronPort Email Encryption capabilities to send secure email to recipients outside of our organization.
I see under Mail Polices --> Text Resources that you can create an "Encryption Notification Template" HTML or text based that gives a general message to a recipient on what to do when they receive this secure email using this process.
Is there a way that I can customize that template a little more? I would like to add at least our corporate logo to that template just to make things more visible to the recipient who the message is coming from.
Ive tried to copy and paste the HTML code out and edit it throwing a <IMG> tag in with a URL as the source back to a logo I put in a folder on our public website however it didn't work.
Can this be done or am I just stuck with the dull as dishwasher framework of that template..?
Thanks.

Yes - you can edit the template to include the logo, or anything you wish --- standard HTML encoding applies...
Here - I have added in the Pittsburgh Pirates "P" logo --->
My HTML code --- only choosing to add a NEW template in the text resources, using the template wording --- and inserting the BOLD RED section w/ the image location for the Pirate "P" source:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
<html>
<head>
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<meta name=version
content="$RCSfile: PostXMessage.html,v $ $Revision: 1.10 $">
<title>Secure Email Message</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#EEEEEE">
<table align=center style="width:80%;border:1px solid #336699;
background-color:white">
<tr>
<td>
<table width="95%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center>
<tr>
<td> </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<th style="font-family:Verdana,sans-serif;font-weight:700;
font-size:10pt;text-align:left;color:#333333">
You have received a secure message
</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td style="border-top:1px solid black"> </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<img src="http://pittsburgh.pirates.mlb.com/images/homepage/team/y2011/footer/pit.png" border="0">
<td style="font-family:Verdana,sans-serif;font-size:8pt;
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<br><br>
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<br>
<p>
<strong>First time users -</strong> will need to register after
opening the attachment. For more information, click the following Help link.
<br>
<strong>Help -</strong> <a href="https://res.cisco.com/websafe/help?topic=RegEnvelope">https://res.cisco.com/websafe/help?topic=RegEnvelope</a><br>
<strong>About Cisco Registered Email Service -</strong> <a href="https://res.cisco.com/websafe/about">https://res.cisco.com/websafe/about</a>
</p>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td> </td>
</tr>
</table>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
</body>
</html>
Test your HTML coding out before hand if you need --->
Can you test the code from this site:
http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_pre
I hope this helps!
-Robert
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Ironport c160 email encryption

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