S
Shefsta
Hello all,
I'm a Network/Desktop admin at a small company, and my boss has recently
expressed his concern with protecting his email. He has a laptop and has a
lot of passwords and other things in his Outlook folders(inbox, etc) and is
worried about if his laptop got stolen, and someone got into his windows
account, they would be able to read his messages. I set him up with a system
key along with his regular windows logon, but he's still concerned. While he
is here at work he can use the password authentication, but I believe that
only works while he is on the network. Any suggestions on how I would go
about making sure his e-mail messages are secure when he's outside the
office? Also, since Outlook downloads all the messages, I'm curious as to
where they physically go on the hard drive, so I could make sure to encrypt
this folder(s).
Thanks!
I'm a Network/Desktop admin at a small company, and my boss has recently
expressed his concern with protecting his email. He has a laptop and has a
lot of passwords and other things in his Outlook folders(inbox, etc) and is
worried about if his laptop got stolen, and someone got into his windows
account, they would be able to read his messages. I set him up with a system
key along with his regular windows logon, but he's still concerned. While he
is here at work he can use the password authentication, but I believe that
only works while he is on the network. Any suggestions on how I would go
about making sure his e-mail messages are secure when he's outside the
office? Also, since Outlook downloads all the messages, I'm curious as to
where they physically go on the hard drive, so I could make sure to encrypt
this folder(s).
Thanks!