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- What you need to know
- Audio/Video demonstration
- Step-by-step instructions
- Smart Sharing
- Audio/Video demonstration
- Step-by-step
- Related articles
What you need to know
- To start protecting emails manually in New Outlook for Windows, Seclore Email Protector for M365 must be installed and published to the user.
- Universal format attachments such as MP3, MP4, JT, BPX, SVG, PSD, XD, etc., are protected with Full control permissions.
- You must be signed in to Seclore.
Signing in to Seclore- In this section, we'll see how to protect an email in New Outlook for Windows using Seclore.
- You can also protect emails using Seclore through the Old Outlook for Windows app. Click here to learn more.
Audio/Video demonstration
Step-by-step instructions
Similarly, you can attach interoperable design format files to emails on Outlook and protect them using the Seclore add-in.
Supported formats for protection include step, stp, dwg, dxf, igs, iges, jt, and x_t.
Smart Sharing
Smart Sharing is a feature that allows users to share their permissions on protected documents with other users while sending an email. The Smart Sharing feature is turned ON by default when a protected file is attached to an email and the Seclore add-in is invoked. If Smart Sharing is turned OFF, recipients won't receive the permissions that the sender has on the attached protected files.
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Step-by-step
When Smart Sharing is ON, recipients will receive your permissions on the protected attachment (except the Share permission).
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