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[Information Leakage Countermeasures] Email Attachments are Dangerous! Recommended Solutions for Confidential Information
How to break away from the culture of "password-protected zip files," as introduced in the blog.
On November 17, 2020, Takeya Hirai, the Minister for Digital Reform, announced at a regular press conference that the use of "password-protected zip files" by central government employees when sending documents and other data via email would be abolished. This is likely to become a social issue involving private companies as well, and an increasing number of companies may struggle with essential security measures for file transmission to replace the current PPAP operation. Our blog explains why the PPAP operation does not provide encryption that guarantees security levels and what should be done to ensure security levels. [Contents] - What is a password-protected zip file (PPAP operation)? - Why is the PPAP operation problematic? - Why does the PPAP operation persist? - How should files be sent securely? - Summary *You can view the detailed content of the blog through the related links. Please feel free to contact us for more information. *You can download materials for the secure file exchange service "Crypto-bin."
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