Why Encryption is Not Optional in 2025.pdf
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Cyber threats are increasing. Regulations are tightening. Businesses can’t afford to ignore email encryption any longer. This slide deck breaks down: ✅ What email encryption really is (in simple terms) ✅ The difference between TLS, S/MIME & Secure Titan ✅ How automation solves compliance gaps ✅ Why your industry can’t risk non-compliance Whether you're in healthcare, finance, law, or tech — the time to act is now.
Why Encryption is Not Optional in 2025.pdf
- 1. www.securetitan.com WHY ENCRYPTION IS NOT OPTIONAL IN 2025 A Business Case for Modern Email Security
- 2. 01 03 02 Cyberattacks are on the rise. 2024 saw a 30% increase in data breaches, with email being a prime target. Sensitive data is at risk. Personal health information, financial data, and PII (Personally Identifiable Information) are commonly shared via email, making them high-value targets. Regulatory pressure is growing. Businesses must comply with regulations like HIPAA, GLBA, FINRA, and state privacy laws. WHY EMAIL ENCRYPTION MATTERS MORE THAN EVER
- 3. WHAT IS EMAIL ENCRYPTION? Email encryption protects sensitive content. It transforms readable text into unreadable code during transmission and storage. Only the intended recipient can decrypt. Think of it like putting your message in a locked box that only the recipient can open.
- 4. TLS (TRANSPORT LAYER SECURITY) TLS encrypts the connection between email servers to protect the message during its journey over the internet. Limitations: TLS only protects emails while they’re being transmitted. Once the email reaches the inbox, it’s no longer encrypted. No protection for emails once stored on the recipient's server or forwarded to others.
- 5. SECURE/MULTIPURP OSE INTERNET MAIL EXTENSIONS S/MIME encrypts the message content. It uses certificates to secure the email from sender to receiver. Limitations Both parties must have valid certificates installed, which can be complex and difficult to manage. End-to-end encryption works as long as both parties have the right certificates.
- 6. THE CHALLENGES OF TLS AND S/MIME TLS fails to protect stored or forwarded messages. S/MIME requires manual certificate management and can be difficult to set up and maintain. Human error is a risk. Both methods require user action, which opens the door for mistakes or missed encryption.
- 7. INTRODUCING SECURE TITAN How Secure Titan Works Secure Titan offers automated, policy-based encryption. It encrypts emails based on content — no manual steps required. Automated encryption rules are set up based on specific keywords (e.g., social security numbers, medical terms, financial data). End-to-end protection. Encryption is applied both during transmission and when stored in the inbox. Designed for compliance. Secure Titan is perfect for industries with strict regulations, such as healthcare and finance. Customizable. Set rules based on departments, keywords, or the type of content. Audit-ready. Secure Titan logs all encrypted emails for compliance tracking and easy audits.
- 8. AUTOMATION SOLVES THE COMPLIANCE GAP No more relying on users. Human error is the leading cause of compliance failures. Automation applies encryption automatically based on content, without relying on user actions. Always-on protection ensures that sensitive emails are encrypted every time.
- 9. WHO NEEDS THIS? Healthcare: Protects patient data in compliance with HIPAA. Finance: Secures financial data and personal identifiers under GLBA and FINRA. Legal: Maintains attorney-client privilege with secure communications. Government & Education: Protects PII and sensitive data required by law. SaaS & Tech Companies: Safeguard customer data stored in cloud applications.
- 10. CONTACT US +123 456 7890 Phone www.securetitan.com Website Secure Titan makes it simple with automated, policy-driven email encryption.