There is an old proverb stating: “There is no use closing the door, once the horse has left the barn”. Sadly many ignore any security considerations, often on a basis of claiming it too difficult of a concept to grasp. The aim of this book is to guide you through the necessary steps in order for your to better secure your communication through the use of digital signatures and encryption, using tools that are all free of charge.
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By rainmakers99
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The kindle book was a quick read, and covered the fundamentals of using email encryption and signing. One thing I must mention is that I am a tough reviewer of products.
That said I felt the book was missing detail on the section describing HIPAA. Another point that I felt the book was lacking detail on was signing other people's public keys during a key signing party. The book described how one should organize one, but didn't have detail on the actual act of setting up signing stations or tips on howto get the keys signed while at these functions.
That said I felt the book was missing detail on the section describing HIPAA. Another point that I felt the book was lacking detail on was signing other people's public keys during a key signing party. The book described how one should organize one, but didn't have detail on the actual act of setting up signing stations or tips on howto get the keys signed while at these functions.
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