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Click File->Options->Trust Center->Trust Center Settings->Email Security. You can add or update the certificate from here.

Email encryption certificate is the digital certificate used to sign the email to ensure the receiver that the email has come from a legitimate person and also that the email has not been tampered with while in transit.

More videos on YouTube Open your Outlook. Go to File, then Options. Click Trust Center, then Trust Center Settings. Click E-Mail Security, then Settings... Set a name for your settings. Click Choose next to Signing Certificate. Choose your signing Certificate from the list.

The process of getting an email certificate is very simple. You simply apply for one from an SSL Certificate Authority and then prove that you own your email address. You'll typically respond to an email that the certificate provider sends to your address.

Click File->Options->Trust Center->Trust Center Settings->Email Security. You can add or update the certificate from here.

View your certificates On the File tab, click Options. In the left pane, click Trust Center. ... In the left pane, click Email Security. Under Encrypted e-mail, click Settings. Under Certificates and Algorithms, click Choose. Click the certificate that you want, and then click View Certificate.

Exporting a digital certificate Open Outlook. Select File > Options > Trust Center > Trust Center Settings. Select Email Security. Under Digital IDs, select Import/Export. Select Export Your Digital ID to a file. Choose Select and then select the correct certificate. Select Browse and choose a location to save the file.

From the Trust Center window, go to the tab named Email Security, and under that pane, under the Digital IDs (Certificates) tab, click on Import/Export option. On clicking upon Import/Export option, Import/Export Digital ID window will open, from that select the option, Import existing Digital ID from a file.

In a nutshell, an email certificate uses public key infrastructure (PKI) to: Allow users to digitally sign their emails to verify their identity through the attestation of a trusted third party known as a certificate authority (CA). Allow users to encrypt the entire contents (messages, attachments, etc.)

To update the certificate for an existing contact:Right click the contact name in a signed email.Click "Open Outlook Properties"Click "Add to Contacts" button.(Optional) Click "Certificates" in the ribbon bar and verify the certificate is present.Click "Save & Close"More items...?Jun 13, 2013