Office 365 Email Encryption OME

Chris_Mancini Hello, even though it has been around for years there has been a stalemate in our org. due to legal technicalities (such as the key). This has progressed lately and now I'm involved in a pre-study as how OME actually behaves when using the "encrypt-only" template with and without attachments that are being replied to, as well as forwarded to internal/external individuals as second, third and forth recipient. One might think this should be pretty straightforward (and it is when only the sender and the initial recipients is involved to answer your question) but it's getting a bit complex when adding the others. This is not a common scenario and the unit in need of the encryption has a flow that is difficult to explain. So we'll see if they can use OME or if we need to look at another solution.

In short. OME is great and easy to use for all users in an org. but if you're looking at it from a "encryption point of view" you could say it's not "asymmetric" but rather a "symmetric" solution which is much easier to manage and use.