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@article{161636,
        author = {Sayali Gaikwad and Dr. R.R Dube},
        title = {Enchancing Email Security – End-to-End Encryption },
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {},
        volume = {10},
        number = {5},
        pages = {255-259},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=161636},
        abstract = {Nowadays,   the   majority   of   consumers   and businesses  utilize  email  for  a  variety  of  purposes,  including user    information    communication.    One    crucial    network application is the email client. It is significant when it is used by  the  business,  medical,  and  educational  groups  for  the transmission of crucial information like business data, patient medical  records,  and  so  forth.  Data  and  messages  can  be easily   transmitted   between   senders   and   receivers   across internal  networks  or  the  Internet,  enabling  messages  to  be received,   forwarded,   saved,   and   broadcast   to   recipients. Electronic mail is accessible through a wide range of suitable software clients, as well as through a web browser, and is also widely  used  for  personal  usage.  Electronic  mail  must  be defended on both the sending and receiving sides because of its widespread use, making it both a great target and the main attack vector.
Security  processing  is  added  to  a  corporate  email implementation's   second   service   model.   In   a   completely outsourced model, the service provider is in charge of keeping track of any risks that use email as a channel (such as spam, phishing, virus propagation, etc.),  as well  as of providing an email  user   interface  (UI).  In   the  enterprise   augmentation concept,  extra  cloud-based  services  and  functionalists  are added  to  an  existing  on-premise  email  implementation.  This paper delves into identity federation and data loss prevention, as  well  as  best  practices  for  analyzing,  designing,  installing, and  deploying  cloud-based  email  security  services.  Target Market  Two  viewpoints  are  taken  into  consideration  when discussing  email  security  services:  those  who  offer  these services  and  those  who  use  them  or  buy  them.  Both  parties must be aware of and make plans for essential service features in order to address threats to email security.
},
        keywords = {E-mail security, Encryption, Key generation, Data storage.},
        month = {},
        }