Page 1 of 14 To the Voltage Online Training Course Voltage encryption is used to protect sensitive and personal information sent via to external clients. By using Voltage encryption, only the intended recipients can view the confidential information contained. For the purpose of this training course there are two types of Voltage user defined: A DoE user is defined as an employee with the Department of Energy (DoE) within the Government of Alberta, who has an address ending A Non-GoA user is defined as an individual who is not with the DoE and does not have an address ending Welcome

Page 2 of 14 In this module, you will learn:  What Voltage is  When to use Voltage to send secure  When Voltage will encrypt  How to send encrypted  How to view received encrypted  Frequently Asked Questions on Voltage Introduction

Page 3 of 14 Revision DateRevisions TypePage Number December 18, 2012ConversionAll

Page 4 of 14 Usage Overview Diagram DoE and Non-GoA users can send encrypted to each other by creating a new message through the process described in this training course. A Non-GoA user is able to do this using the Voltage Zero Download Messenger which explained in detail on the next page. A DoE user has the ability to reply securely to an encrypted from a Non-GoA user. As well, a Non-GoA user can reply to an encrypted message from a DoE user and it will also be sent securely.

Page 5 of 14 Zero Download Messenger The Voltage Zero Download Messenger provides Voltage encryption in a Web-based interface, enabling DoE and Non-GoA users to send, receive, forward, and reply to secure messages with no additional software required. Secure is delivered to the user’s inbox and can be decrypted with any web browser.

Page 6 of 14 Figure A: A Non-GoA user can send encrypted s to multiple recipients but must include at least address for encryption to work. Figure B: If a Non-GoA user sends to multiple recipients and NONE of them are address then encryption will not take place. This prevents Non-GoA users from using DoE encryption for purposes not associated with the Government of Alberta. Non-GoA User Send and Reply Diagram

Page 7 of 14 Create Voltage Secure Mail ID When setting up a Voltage Secur ID it is important to remember the two following business rules: All fields must be filled in Passwords must have at least one capital character and one number Accounts are based on the used to register. Each address you receive Voltage encrypted s on will require a separate account Show Me

Page 8 of 14 Back to the topic Create Voltage Secure Mail ID Click to start the video Duration(1 min 44 secs) Click anywhere else to advance to next slide

Page 9 of 14 Composing Secure In addition to replying to secure , you can also compose and send secure with the following requirements to be met: address must be present in the recipient field in order for encryption to occur. You must have already received a Voltage Secure and previously registered by the process of receiving/viewing that . Show Me

Page 10 of 14 Back to the topic Composing Secure Video Click to start the video Duration(1 min 55 secs) Click anywhere else to advance to next slide

Page 11 of 14 Frequently Asked Questions Q: How can a non-GoA user send an updated version of a file attachment that was previously sent to them in an encrypted ? A: Save the file to a location of your choice while you have the original encrypted open, make updates and save them to the file in that location, reply to the original message, attach the updated saved file and click on Send Secure button. Note the new updated file sent in the encrypted reply will have newly added information. Q: How can a non-GoA user send a new (not a reply) encrypted message (with attachment if required) to DoE users? A: Open the following web page enter your previously registered non-GoA address, click Sign In, enter the password with which you previously registered your non-GoA address with, click Sign In, compose your message to the DoE user and click on Send Secure.

Page 12 of 14 Frequently Asked Questions Page 2 Q: If not previously registered by the process of receiving/viewing of an encrypted from DoE user, how can a non-GoA user register to use this voltage service to send an encrypted message to DoE users? A: Open the following web page enter your non-GoA address, click Sign In, enter and verify a new password and recovery question, click Continue, check your normal non-GoA account inbox for an Verification sent to it, open the , click on the link provided, compose your message to the DoE user and click on Send Secure. Q: How long can a non-GoA user access an encrypted message sent to them? A: Encrypted messages will continue to be accessible to the non-GoA user that received them as long as the Department of Energy continues to provide this service. Note however that previously viewed verification s will display an error message when you open and again click the hyperlinks contained in them. This only affects the original verification sent to you when you registered your address and its password.

Page 13 of 14 Module Review In this module, you have learned: What Voltage is When to use Voltage to send secure s When Voltage will encrypt s How to send encrypted How to view received encrypted s Frequently Asked Questions on Voltage

Page 14 of 14 Conclusion Congratulations! You have completed the Voltage Online Training Courses. Please address all Voltage related questions or issues to: Edmonton IT Service Desk Edmonton IT Service Desk Phone: (780) Calgary IT Service Desk Phone: (403)