How to encrypt email?
There are many email encryption services and software. The amount of effort encryption requires is determined by how much effort you want to do yourself, versus using a service to handle the workload. For example, you can manually encrypt and decrypt email every time you send and receive a message. Not terribly difficult, but it does take a few extra clicks, and adds an extra layer of complexity. Or use a remote service to do all the work for you. The downside is you must trust the service completely if they’ll be managing your private, super-secret email. Hushmail gives you free encrypted email immediately, with no hassle and very little confusion. Their web-based interface lets you send encrypted email to anyone, even those without encryption programs of their own. Use the service at least once every three weeks to keep your free account active. Purchase a paid account to get additional functions, like extra storage space, or a Microsoft Outlook plug-in (this allows you to get Hushma
