CISCO SECURE MAIL. External User Guide. 1/15/15 Samson V.

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1/15/15 Samson V.

1. These instructions are for users who reside outside the University of Colorado Denver that receive encrypted emails from faculty or staff of UC Denver. As a part of our HIPAA compliance initiatives, a system is now available that allows you to communicate securely via email with doctors and other professionals at The University of Colorado Denver. You must use this system if you wish to send private or Protected Health Information (PHI) to any individual at UC Denver. In order to use the system, you must first receive a message marked as secure communication from an individual within the UC Denver network. If there is a need to communicate PHI information with someone within the UC Denver system, please ask your contact to send you a secure message. Once you have received a secure message, you can reply or initiate new conversations with individuals at UC Denver in a secure manner. You will not have an account on our secure email servers until you have received a secure message from someone within the UC Denver network. 2

How to receive or reply to secure messages 1) The following screen shot is the way the initial secure message is formatted. This is the message that you will receive from someone at UC Denver. 2) You will notice that the message has an attached file called securedoc.html. Double-click it and you will be prompted to open (view) the file or save (download) it to your computer. For best results, save the file first, then open it in a web browser by double-clicking the saved file. 3

3) After you open the securedoc.html file, you will see the following screen. 4) Please click the Register button which will initiate the creation of your account on the secure mail server. This happens the first time you are sent a secure message. Once you register, you will not see this screen on messages that you receive after this. 4

5) After clicking Register you will be asked to input user information as pictured below. Once you have filled out the page, click the Register button. Once filled out, you will see that your account has been created. 5

Please follow the instructions and check your email account to activate. You will see the following message in your inbox. 6

Click the link click here to activate this account. You will see the following screen: 6) Once your account is created and registered, you can view your secure message. Go back to the original message (the first one you received) and open it. Save the file securedocument.html to your hard drive and then open it. You will see the following screen: Enter your password to retrieve the message o If you do not see the open button, please make sure that you are saving the file securedocument.html to your hard drive. If you open the file directly from the email without saving it first, you may not see the open button. 7

Note: The Remember me on this computer functionality for accessing secure messages has been disabled. How to send secure messages 1) Open your internet browser 2) Enter the URL: https://res.cisco.com/websafe/root 3) Login to your Cisco Secure Mail account Enter your email address and Cisco Secure Mail password Click the Login button 8

4) Compose your email and click Send Note: There is no local address book for this account so you will need to know the recipient s email address. 9

5) Your email is now sent to the recipient s mailbox in a safe and secure manner. 6) After you have completed sending all of your emails, please log out of your Cisco Secure Mail account. 10