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Message revoke

Easily restrict access to sent emails

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With Mailock’s message revoke feature, you can close future access to protected emails, helping keep your sensitive information protected - even if sent in error.

If you’ve sent an email to the wrong person or included the wrong attachment, you can close future access to it using message revoke.

Message revoke helps you comply with regulatory requirements and reduce data exposure if a breach occurs.

Desktop access management

Revoke access to one or multiple emails - it’s your choice.

Using either the Outlook add-in or the Mailock® web app, you can quickly take back control of secure messages and protect your information.

Comprehensive oversight

Mailock Enterprise admins can manage email access across the organisation, adding an extra layer of reassurance in line with your company’s security policies.

Revocation can also be managed through the Mailock API.

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