Blackberry Z30 User Manual page 88

User Guide
Encryption is designed to keep messages confidential. With S/MIME-protected messages, when you encrypt a message,
your device uses the recipient's public key to encrypt the message. Recipients use their private key to decrypt the
message.
Your BlackBerry device supports keys and certificates in the following file formats and file name extensions:
• PEM (.pem, .cer)
• DER (.der, .cer)
• PFX (.pfx, .p12)
Set up S/MIME-protected messaging
You need to store a private key and certificate on your BlackBerry device to send signed or encrypted email messages
using S/MIME-protected messaging. You can store a key and certificate by importing the files from a work email message.
1. Open a work email message with a certificate attachment.
2.
Touch and hold
3.
Tap .
4. If necessary, enter the password.
5.
Tap .
6.
Tap > > Secure Email.
7. If necessary, tap the S/MIME tab.
8. Set the S/MIME switch to On.
9. Below Signing Certificate, in the drop-down list, tap the certificate that you imported.
10. Below Encryption Certificate, in the drop-down list, tap the certificate that you imported.
Turn on IBM Notes email encryption on your device
Before you begin: To complete this task, you must add a work account that supports IBM Notes email encryption to your
device.
1.
In the BlackBerry Hub, tap
2. If necessary, tap the NNE tab.
3. Set the NNE switch to On.
Sign or encrypt a message
You must use a work email account that supports S/MIME-protected messages or IBM Notes mail encryption to send a
signed or encrypted email message.
1. When you compose a message, slide your finger down on the screen.
2. In the drop-down list, tap a signing or an encryption option.
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> > Secure Email.
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