OpenText Core Email Message Privacy
5.9#25 in email encryption softwareWeb
Visit| Fact | OpenText Core Email Message Privacy | Send It Secure |
|---|---|---|
| Compliance | The product supports regulatory compliance requirements and works with hosted, on-premises and hybrid email systems. | The maker says it enters into a HIPAA Business Associate Agreement with every client and supports HIPAA and GLBA compliance needs. |
| Integrations | The product works directly in Outlook and supports single sign-on and corporate branding. | The service integrates with practice management software, EHR applications, and Windows apps that send email; its help center lists dental systems including Eaglesoft, Dentrix, Open Dental, and Carestream Dental. |
| Large files | Users can send attachments up to 100 GB per message through Outlook or the secure portal. | The security page says messages can include files up to 2 GB, with limits up to 5 GB available on some plans. |
| Message expiry | Yes | Yes |
| Outlook integration | Yes | Yes |
| Recipient access | Recipients access secure messages through browser or mobile links without installing software. | Recipients can open secure messages without registering, with verification options including a shared secret or phone verification. |
| Secure delivery | link | portal |
| Support | OpenText provides product support resources for Core Email Message Privacy through its cybersecurity support portal. | The help center provides setup and troubleshooting articles, and the pricing page directs customers to submit a ticket to discuss custom plans and volume pricing. |
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It suits managed service providers protecting small and medium-sized businesses that need controls for sensitive email and files. It may also fit professional users who need tracked delivery, electronic signatures, or the ability to revoke recipient access.
Send It Secure suits organizations that need confidential email delivery, including dental, medical, financial, and legal practices. It also fits teams using Outlook, practice-management systems, EHR applications, or Windows email software.