Google Message Encryption Administration Guide - Manual (Page 35)

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4. Check “Apply these settings to existing sub-orgs.” to overwrite Encryption
Services setting of sub-organizations.
5. Click Save Configurations to save these changes.
6. View User Encryption Settings to confirm your changes. See “View User
Encryption Settings” on page 39.
Batch Interface
You can also use the following batch commands for Message Encryption. These
match the functions in the Encryption Settings page.
• The encryption display_org command displays an organization’s
encryption information.
• The encryption list_users command lists all encryption users in this
organization.
• The encryption modify_org modifies encryption settings for an organization.
For information about using batch commands, see the Batch Command
Reference Guide.
Setting Description
No messages Messages will not be sent through Message
Encryption. Content Manager rules for Encryption
are disabled.
All messages All Messages will be sent through Message
Encryption.
Messages with this
subject or header text Messages will be sent through Message Encryption
if the exact text entered is found somewhere in the
header, including the subject line. If left blank, the
text defaults to “Sensitivity: Company-Confidential.”
Content Manager rules also apply.
Messages with
subject or header text:
“Sensitivity:
Company-
Confidential” Messages will be sent through Message Encryption
if the text is found somewhere in the header,
including the subject line.
The text “Sensitivity: Company-Confidential” which
is a special header detailed in RFC 1327. Microsoft
Exchange also adds this header text when
Sensitivity is set to Confidential.
Content Manager rules also apply.