Faxing
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@Dashrender said in Faxing:
Just because SSL can be enabled doesn't mean that it is. Though I will grant that it's used by most major, and many minor vendors today.
Actually, you can be certain of it, I already told you how. I know you run your own Exchange server in house still. So it is very simple to setup.
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@JaredBusch said in Faxing:
@Dashrender said in Faxing:
Please stop saying that I'm claiming that faxes are more secure. I'M Not!
I guess I'll just say, as long as Faxing is grandfathered in, the rest doesn't matter because the expense and complexities of using encrypted email (think PGP or password encrypted zip) won't replace it.
I'm absolutely willing to capitulate the grandfathering is the main, perhaps only, reason it's allowed.
I said nothing of the sort. I said unencrypted email is more secure than faxing. Just clarifying my point of view.
Ah, but you know that your email is encrypted end to end and you can know if your email is offering encryption to the end user's system. After that it's not your concern in the least. Literally... zero concern on your side. Delivery is complete, handoff is made. Just disable non-SSL/TLS communications and your concerns are all set.
