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Hoala Greevy
Save $45 per month with secure calendar invites via Paubox
Hoala Greevy : February 16, 2023
For customers who use Paubox Email Suite, there’s a secret bonus integration already built in, HIPAA compliant calendar invites.
The Paubox Secure Message Center is a patented feature that provides 100% HIPAA compliant email.
What’s happening: If a recipient's email system does not provide adequate levels of transport layer security (TLS) encryption, Paubox securely detects and uploads the message to the Paubox Secure Message Center. This is done automatically.
Inadequate encryption can mean:
- None at all. A considerable amount of email on the internet is being sent with no encryption at all.
- Weak encryption protocol. only TLS 1.2 and 1.3 are considered secure. TLS 1.0 and 1.1 are not secure. The same is true with SSL v3 and SSL v2, which are predecessors to TLS.
Why it matters: This patented feature allows Paubox customers to enjoy 100% blanket encryption for all outbound emails.
By the numbers: According to the Google Transparency Report, anywhere from 8-22% of email on the internet is being sent without any form of encryption.
The intrigue: As the internet evolves, so does the Paubox Secure Message Center. As new security protocols become available and older ones decay, the Secure Message Center adapts.
See related: Paubox eliminates obsolete TLS protocols, follows NSA guidance
The bottom line: The Paubox Secure Message Center is a central component of what our customers like to call, "sleep insurance."
How does Paubox compare to Gmail client-side encryption (CSE)?
Hoala Greevy : December 4, 2025
A customer recently sent me an email, encrypted by Paubox, of course, that went something like this:
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Hoala Greevy : January 9, 2023
A question recently popped up in my inbox that others may find useful. It was concerning a digital health startup and their evaluation of Mailgun and