There are ways of encrypting email messages so they can be read only by the recipient and never exist in an unencrypted form other than while being created or read, but they’re difficult to set up and fussy to use. If an attacker were to gain access to either of your email accounts, they might scan for patterns like credit card numbers, ID numbers, phone numbers, and postal addresses and find them even in attachments. Sending sensitive files via email is a bad idea, partly because the email could be intercepted in transit (possible but highly unlikely), but more because the files then live in both your and your recipient’s email accounts in an unprotected form. If attaching it to an email message makes you think, “That doesn’t seem like a good idea,” award yourself a gold star! Imagine you’re staring at a file or folder-perhaps confidential employee information that you need to send to your accountant.
Right-click on a file to pull up the options menu.To Zip files using Windows Compressed Folders: Description: Create ZIP files and password-protect them using Windows compressed folders or WinZip with the steps below.
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