Add Email Certificate For Free

In an email message, select Options > Security > Encrypt Message. Finish composing your message, and then click Send. Note: When you send an encrypted message, your recipient's certificate is used to encrypt his or her copy of the message.

Open Outlook.Go to your "Trust Center"Select Email Security.Click Import/Export.Choose your E-mail signing certificate.Click Open.Type the certificate password and the Digital ID Name.Click OK.

To create a digital certificate for your own use, you run the Create Digital Certificate utility (Selfcert.exe) and enter information about yourself that will be stored in the certificate.

To import an email certificate to an iOS device, follow these steps.Email yourself the certificate file (a . p12 file).Open the email on your iOS device.Tap the . p12 certificate file in the attachments list of the email.iOS will prompt you to install the certificate. Tap Install, and then enter your iOS password.Oct 2, 2017

You must enable the certificate for iOS Mail. Go to Settings > Mail.Under Accounts select the email account associated to the S/MIME certificate.On the next screen, under select your email address (or email address ID name).On the next screen, under select your email address.

Choose Options >Trust Center > Trust Center Settings. On the Email Security tab, under Encrypted email, select the Encrypt contents and attachments for outgoing messages check box. To change additional settings, such as choosing a specific certificate to use, click Settings.

Article Quick LinksGo to "File"Access the Trust Center Settings.Click on "E-mail Security"Select SettingsSelect "Choose"Choose your certificate.Enter your password.Click OK.