Recently, I've become concerned about the privacy of sending email. What's a cheap and easy way to protect my email messages?

Gmail offers you two choices to keep things private: if you use personal Gmail, use confidential mode to keep your emails secure and if you have a paid Google Workspace account, you can use S/MIME ...

While encrypting your email may or may not protect you from a major government or someone with significant time and processing resources, it can definitely keep your data safe from people looking ...

You have a lot of options for encrypting messages in Gmail, but if you want to keep your encryption within Google's ecosystem, tech blog Digital Inspiration shows off how to use Google Docs to ...

Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson outlines how to password-protect your emails to ensure your confidential messages remain private and your information is protected.

Gmail: Gmail does not yet support native email encryption. This might change in the future, but for now you need to do a little work to enable encryption for this platform.

Responding to reports that it fails to encrypt the majority of its email traffic, Comcast said that it will ramp up domain-to-domain encryption efforts over the next few weeks. Google released ...