Securing Email Connections with TLS

Ensuring the security of email communications is paramount for zapliance and our customers. One highly effective method for achieving this security is by employing Transport Layer Security (TLS) to encrypt end-to-end communication, enhancing overall

Understanding TLS

Transport Layer Security (TLS) is a cryptographic protocol that plays a crucial role in encrypting communication between zapliance and our customers. This encryption process involves both mail servers actively seeking and comparing TLS ciphers until a mutually agreeable one is found. Once this connection is established and encrypted, all data transmitted through it is secured by the encryption channel. The security certificate, a critical component, is provided by both mail hosting parties.

Microsoft's Highest Standard

In our communication with customers, zapliance adheres to the highest TLS standard set by Microsoft. Notably, major public mail hosting providers, such as Microsoft and Google, already default to the highest TLS version. This commitment to using the latest TLS version reflects a proactive approach to maintaining robust security standards.

For additional insights into Microsoft's TLS practices, you can refer to Microsoft's documentation.

Seeking Solutions for Your Organization

We understand that different organizations may have specific requirements or concerns regarding TLS usage. If you have any doubts or if you encounter challenges in sending us information using TLS, please feel free to contact us. Our team is ready to collaborate and find tailored solutions that align with the security needs of your organization.

By implementing TLS for email connections, zapliance is dedicated to fostering a secure and reliable environment for communication with our valued customers.