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Rick,
MSU's central email system has used encryption since the re-design of
a few years ago. POP, IMAP and the web interface all use encrypted
connections.
The mail isn't encrypted on the mail servers, maybe that is what you
are asking about? I haven't seen a big need for that, at least in
our department.
Perhaps this would be a good reason to suggest not forwarding email
to another system (or to keep all participants within mail.msu.edu).
-John
LIR
On May 25, 2007, at 8:52 AM, R E Klingensmith wrote:
> I had a button pushed the other day has been gnawing at me ever
> since. There is an administrative need to exchange sensitive data
> via e-mail among administrative types which we all know unencrypted
> e-mail is clear text for anyone to read. This also could feed the
> current Google discussion but I do not intend to fan that fire with
> this question. Has anyone on campus investigated or does anyone
> support an infrastructure to easily encrypt e-mail for their
> department, college or larger group?
> Rick
> Rick Klingensmith
> MSU Human Resources
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