Email Encryption

What Is It?

Email Encryption allows users to send encrypted emails to people inside or outside the organization. To view encrypted messages, recipients will receive a one-time passcode (guests), or UTD students, staff, and faculty can log in with their UTD credentials.

Who Is Eligible to Use It?

Students, Faculty, Staff

Where Can I Get It?

To access this service, please use the resources linked on this page.

How Much Does It Cost?

There is no cost for this service at this time.

 
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Created
Tue 11/9/21 2:41 PM
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Wed 2/16/22 8:57 AM