From: Ellen K. 

We are using shared GroupWise folders these days instead of the shared
folders on the network because that way people offsite using webmail (Only
a handful have pcAW/vnc permission) can access the content of the shared
folders.

On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 22:18:25 -0500, "Geo" 
wrote in message :

>Secure email is like secure telephone, its the phone not the system that is
secure. In other words you can put an encryption device on a phone and make
a "secure" phone call but the phone system itself is not secure.
So when speaking about an email server it's stupid to use the term
"secure" since it's part of an insecure system. You can have
secure email without the server (pgp).
>
>On the "running separately" comment, I mean you can run a
group calender or
share folders or LDAP on a machine that is separate from the mail server.
Since the mail server must talk to other external machines it seems to me
that keeping it as clean and simple as possible is a more secure way to do
things.
>
>Geo.
>  "Rich"  wrote in message news:422f2a9c{at}w3.nls.net...
>     Secure in this context means a secure channel.  You can provide email
access without exposing your whole email infrastructure to the Internet.
Someone using this would not be safe from you sending a stupid email.  I
didn't touch on content filtering.
>
>     All of the things I mentioned are part of the "critical communications
channel" as you call it.  What do you mean by "running them
separately"?
>
>  Rich

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