Lawdex SDX Encryption Plugin for Outlook 2010 for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Send secure e-mail and share documents using 128 bit level encryption.

SDX offers end-to-end encrypted e-mail function with any browser based email client like Yahoo or Gmail. It also works inside Outlook using our Outlook plugin. Our encrypted e-mail complies with state encryption laws in Massachusetts, California, Illinois, and Nevada. Share files over the net with end-to-end 128 bit level encryption. Time-stamp the moment recipients open a document sent from you. SDX documents a chain of custody on sent and received documents. Design extras available for law firms, financial services, and healthcare providers. SDX 6.0 provides the secure and time stamped exchange of private documents over the net. Maintain essential privacy to securely send and share documents using 128 bit level encryption. The Lawdex Secure Document Exchange (SDX) exchanges documents without passing data over e-mail. SDX is used today domestically and overseas across professions including: law firms, healthcare practices, and financial services firms. From SDX you can securely send and track all of your correspondence. Working inside of Outlook, documents are archived and tracked from your encrypted SDX Lockbox. It's always free to receive documents using SDX. Using SDX inside of Outlook you can: Securely exchange files inside Outlook with 128 bit encryption Time-stamp the moment recipients actually open a document Expand 35 MB cap on document transfers.

Lawdex SDX Encryption Plugin for Outlook 2010 for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: March 6, 2012

Latest update: August 29, 2015

Version: 6.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows XP
Windows 7
Windows 2003
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: Microsoft Outlook 2003

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User Reviews

5/5

2 User Votes

Probably one of the most useful plugin for Outlook!
mriyasamMarch 21, 2012
Pros
1. I could manage my SDX account without the need to switch to web browser. 2. The plugin supports creating sub folders under the Lawdex folder to have all SDX emails under the Lawdex folder. When I dragged an email and dropped it into the Lawdex folder, it automatically created a folder named 'Generated' to hold all emails. This was a really nice feature because I didn't have to bother creating a new folder under Lawdex, instead I just needed to drag and drop the email into the Lawdex folder. 3. There are folders named Received and Sent that retrieves the list of Received and Send emails from SDX on a single click. I feel like I am just using Outlook as this plugin has been so much integrated into Outlook. The Search folder allows me to directly search among the received or sent emails. 4. The SDX Secure Send button in the toolbar in Outlook 2007 and 2010 allows me to easily switch to the SDX email compose page.
Cons
It could have been nice if the vertical scroll bar in the login page was not there.
Summary
This is something that can be recommended to those who use Outlook Email Client extensively. Although registration is required, I feel like it is worth registering because SDX helps in sending and receiving emails with attachments securely without the need to attach sensitive documents to emails.
That was easy.
LawbotMarch 14, 2012
Pros
Geeze. That was easy. 1 minute to download. 2 minutes to set up an account. I clicked the new blue SDX button in Outlook, and then sent a test email to a friend. Nice features like the date/time stamp for when a recipient opens a doc. It started encrypted 'sent' and 'received' folders in my Outlook folder list for me.
Cons
After I downloaded it I had to register a new account from the login page before I could actually login. Not too painful, but no credit card was required to start.
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