All SAFe-mail users are now able to request a class 1 digital certificate free of charge and start exchanging digitally encrypted and signed email with anyone else who is S/MIME compliant. Typically, this means that you will be able to send encrypted private information to your bank, lawyer, doctor, etc, confident in the knowledge that it is fully protected from unauthorized tampering. Equally, organizations such as banks, law firms and healthcare companies who are S/MIME compliant can now use your digital certificate to send encrypted sensitive documents to you.

Using PKI to encrypt and verify email normally means a great deal of complexity and diligence for senders and receivers. SAFe-mail, however, makes it so easy that you are not aware that its happening. You simply check one of two boxes before clicking the "Send" button.

If you want to know more about SAFe-mail and why and how it now embodies full PKI compatibility, click here.

Please note: A Digital Certificate is not necessary when communicating with other SAFe-mail users as communication between SAFe-mail users (either Public and/or Private sites) is secure and authenticated by SAFe-mail.
Non-SAFe-mail users have to have a Digital Certificate installed on their PCs before any secure communication can be accomplished with them.
If you need to have secure communication with non-SAFe-mail users that do not have a Digital Certificate, you can do that via SAFe-mail's DropBox.