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1 Encryption using Cisco Ironport Click here to begin

2 Contents Sending an encrypted Receiving an encrypted - Registering with Cisco - Opening the (after registration) Replying to an encrypted Re-Setting a forgotten password Advanced functionality Further Information

3 Sending an Encrypted from Stockport NHS Foundation Trust System Only Outlook

4 Compose a new message as normal by: Clicking New Mail

5 Enter the details as normal i.e. recipients address, subject, message and add any attachments.

6 To apply the encryption you must click the Encrypt Message button shown here. The button will be highlighted orange when selected.

7 NB: Do not include any personal data in the subject. If the button is not available you can manually type the word [Secure] at the beginning of the subject.

8 Ensure that the word [Secure] is in square brackets. Variations in format will be accepted including [SECURE] [secure] and [Secure]. However you must not mix the case of the characters for example [secure] with an upper-case character in the middle would not encrypt the message.

9 Once you have finished composing your message click Send

10 Receiving an Encrypted This process should be the same for all clients with the exception of NHS mail which requires an additional step

11 Open your system. You will notice that the encrypted message that you have received says You have received a secure message as the message summary. This will be the same every time you receive an encrypted message. Please note the subject is visible before the message is un-encrypted.

12 Open the . You will now see some basic instructions on opening the secure message. If you are a first time recipient you will need to register with Cisco. You will only need to do this once. To register open the attachment by clicking Download

13 The File Download dialogue box opens. Click the Open button.

14 The Cisco Secure Registered Envelope will appear, as below. Now Click Register

15 IF you receive this message click OK

16 Complete the registration form by entering your first name, last name, creating a passcode, security phrase and some security questions.

17 Now Click the register button.

18 You should now see this confirmation screen and you will be sent an , which you will need to activate your account.

19 Return to your inbox and open the new from CRES Do Not Reply

20 Click here to activate the account. You may wish to keep this message in case you ever wish to deactivate your account.

21 You should now see this final confirmation screen.

22 Return to your inbox and open the original encrypted message.

23 Open the attachment once again by clicking View or Download

24 Now enter the password that you have just created.

25 Now Click Open

26 IF you receive this message click OK

27 What about an attachment?

28 Attachments are simply displayed as a subheading of the message To open an attachment left click the blue text,

29 Replying to an Encrypted This process shows you how to reply to an encrypted with your own encrypted .

30 With the original encrypted open click Reply. Please note: using the reply option in your system will not encrypt your reply.

31 Compose your message. You can request to receive a copy of the and also a read receipt so that you can confirm the message reaches it s destination. A read receipt cannot be guaranteed when using Secure Reply.

32 Click here to add attachments.

33 Now browse your files for any attachments you wish to add. Once you have selected a file click the add. button. You can add multiple attachments. Once you have added all attachments click the Done button.

34 Once you have finished composing you message. Click Send.

35 You will then see a confirmation screen and you will receive a copy of the message and/or read receipt in your own inbox if these have been requested.

36 This is an example read receipt.

37 This is what you should expect to receive in a Trust system i.e. GroupWise if you receive an encrypted reply. The process to open the message should remain the same.

38 Re-setting a forgotten password

39 Open the attachment of the an encrypted message by clicking View or Download

40 Or enter the following web address into internet explorer

41 Now click the forgotten password link. Here if re-setting the password via the internet And here if re-setting the password via an message

42 Now enter the address that the account is registered to and click the continue button.

43 An will now be sent to this address. Return to your inbox and open the message. NB: Check your SPAM if the message does not appear.

44 Click on the link in the

45 Now enter a new password in the first box and confirm the password in the second box. Once you have done this click the Continue button.

46 Your password has now been re-set and you should use your new password to open any future messages.

47 Advanced Functionality

48 You can log-in to Cisco on the internet to: Edit your personal details Change your security phrase and/or security questions Change your password Change your preferences including read-receipt settings Manage previous messages Compose a new message

49 To log-in navigate to the Cisco login screen by entering the following web address into internet explorer Now enter your registered address and password Once you have done this click the Login button.

50 You will automatically see the screen below once logged in. From here you can compose and send new encrypted messages.

51 By clicking the headings on the left you can complete other tasks. Click Edit Profile From here you can: Edit your personal details Change your security phrase and/or security questions Change your password Change your preferences including read-receipt settings. Make any necessary changes and then enter your current password and click Save Profile to save the changes.

52 Now click Manage Messages From here you can see an audit trail of all your secure messages sent and received.

53 Further Information You can access a log of your messages sent and received by going to and logging in with your user name and password. Your password will remain the same for all encrypted messages received at your registered address unless you change your password on-line at We advise that passwords should be changed at least every three months. Service is subject to scheduled downtime from 10am to 11am Pacific Time on the second Saturday of every month. The originator of a message may disable access to a message by disabling the associated key. All encryption keys associated with a user are individual and unique You can change your read receipts setting / option on-line at You cannot change the address associated with your account. If you receive Registered Envelopes at multiple addresses, you need to set up a separate user account for each address. Cisco Support: (Mon-Fri 8am-5pm)