Flexible Authentication Controls and Access

Echoworx offers a growing list of social connectors, including Office 365, Google, Salesforce, Facebook, LinkedIn, among others to authorize access to secure emails. Your customers simply log in using their existing social network credentials.

Leverage your existing web portal to access encrypted email using our Single Sign On API (SSO). With SSO, your customers log in to your portal, using their existing password, and click on a ‘Secure Mail’ button authenticating and granting them access to their encrypted mail.

Two-Factor Authentication requires your recipients to first log in to their account, and additionally verify their identity using a secondary code (through Google Authenticator, or SMS) before gaining access to their secure messages.

Utilize existing passwordless safeguards, like fingerprint scanners and biometric measures, to validate and permit access to secure messages. Passkeys provide an advanced layer of authentication, while offering a seamless user experience.

The employee, sender, sets a password and simply clicks ‘send.’ The receiving person enters the password to gain instant access to their secure message and all accompanying attachments, with full save and reply functions.

This method allows users to send an encrypted message with a one-time, per-message password that the sender communicates out-of-band (via phone, in-person or snail mail). The sender can also include an optional hint.

Allows people outside your organization to send sensitive information securely inbound to you, without having to register an account. You simply provide a link (via email or website) that directs customers to a secure message-portal.

When your organization enables SMS for authentication, the recipient receives a message pickup notification by email. Following the link, they are presented with an option to have a verification code sent to their mobile phone via SMS which then grants access to the message and/or attached document.

Messages are encrypted with a password set by the sender at the time of sending. The user then receives a notification to login to the portal and must enter the password set by sender, which can be shared out-of-band or be a known value between the two parties.

Using Echoworx’ self-provisioning portal, external users can self-register, set and manage their own password to access encrypted emails. Additionally, they can set language and delivery preferences.