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Message ID: MC950901
We’re making some changes to SMIME in Outlook for iOS and we’re adding the ability for Outlook iOS to use CryptoTokenKit for SMIME.
[When this will happen:]
We will begin rolling out in early December 2024 and expect to complete by late December 2024.
[How this will affect your organization:]
This will not affect your organization unless you want to take advantage of the iOS CryptoTokenKit for SMIME.
[What you need to do to prepare:]
When this change takes effect there are no actions required for you to take.
Please click Additional Information to learn more. Apple – CryptoTokenKit
Source: Microsoft
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The upcoming update to Outlook for iOS, introducing CryptoTokenKit for SMIME, is an exciting development that promises to enhance email security for those who choose to leverage it. For admins, this means an opportunity to bolster the organization’s email encryption capabilities without requiring drastic changes to existing systems. It’s akin to finding a new tool in your toolbox—great for those who need it, but not an obligation for everyone else.
For users, the integration of CryptoTokenKit means added security for their emails, which is always a plus in today’s digital landscape. However, the best part? If you’re not interested in utilizing this feature, you can carry on as usual, sipping your coffee and scrolling through your emails without a hitch.
The rollout is set to begin in early December 2024, so mark your calendars! While some might see this as just another update, it’s a step forward for those prioritizing secure communications. The impact of these changes may vary across organizations, but the flexibility it offers is certainly noteworthy.
I encourage everyone to share their thoughts and experiences with this update. Will you be looking forward to using CryptoTokenKit, or are you happy with your current setup? Let’s get the conversation going! For more insights and discussions, don’t forget to check out other posts on mwpro.co.uk.