An Overview
This article shows what to do when a client receives an encrypted email sent to them from Child and Family Services.
Important
Please read through all important information before continuing with this article
- We currently use an encryption service called Zix which will automatically encrypt an email if the content of the email triggers a Zix encryption policy.
- Emails can be encrypted due to a variety of content. Please note that Child and Family Services does not have control over Zix polices.
Instructions:
Please make sure to follow all steps as written below. If there is any issues with this article please report them to the IT Department immediately for corrections and additions.
- Below is what someone outside of the Child and Family Services agency will see when they receive an encrypted email from us. Have the client click on "Open Message".
- The client will need to create a password as seen below. They will then need to click register. THIS IS A ONE TIME REGISTRATION. This authenticates their e-mail address and then takes them to the decrypted version of the email you sent.
- If the client receives encrypted emails from after this registration, they will simply have to log in with their email address and password that they created. See example below.