Cisco Secure Email
Multi-layered email threat defense with anti-phishing, BEC protection, malware analytics, and DLP. Secure Email provides the full security platform that integrates with encryption for comprehensive protection.
Cisco Email Encryption
Email carries your most sensitive business data — financial records, legal documents, customer information, and intellectual property. Cisco Email Encryption converts email contents into unreadable code so only authorized recipients can access the message, protecting data in transit, at rest, and in archived storage.
Encrypting all messages — not just those marked confidential — eliminates the risk of human error. It prevents hackers from reading intercepted emails, blocks account takeover attempts, and keeps archived messages secure even if storage systems are breached.
Email encryption converts readable data into coded text using cryptographic keys. Public-key cryptography allows anyone to encrypt a message with the recipient's public key, but only the recipient's private key can decrypt it — ensuring only authorized parties read the content.
Cisco supports TLS 1.2, S/MIME, PGP, AES 256-bit, and SAN encryption. Each protocol addresses different security requirements, from transport-layer protection to full end-to-end message encryption with digital signatures.
Encrypts the connection between email servers during transmission. TLS 1.2 is the most widely deployed protocol and protects messages in transit, preventing eavesdropping and man-in-the-middle attacks between mail servers.
Protects email data at rest within storage infrastructure. SAN encryption ensures that even if physical storage media is stolen or compromised, the email data remains unreadable without the proper decryption keys.
The gold standard for symmetric encryption, AES 256-bit provides virtually unbreakable protection for email content. Used by governments and financial institutions worldwide, it secures data with a key length that is computationally infeasible to crack.
Provides end-to-end encryption and digital signatures using certificate-based authentication. S/MIME verifies the sender's identity and ensures that the message has not been tampered with during delivery — essential for regulated industries.
Uses a decentralized web-of-trust model for public-key encryption. PGP enables end-to-end message encryption without relying on a central certificate authority, giving users direct control over their encryption keys and trust relationships.
Our Cisco-certified security team will help you evaluate, license, and deploy email encryption across your organization. Whether you need transport-layer encryption, end-to-end S/MIME, or the simplicity of Registered Envelope Service, we will match you with the right solution.