Hi there. I have an existing S/MIME certificate that I was using with Outlook 2010. I set Outlook to sign with that certificate by default. I am now kicking the tires on Symantec Encryption Desktop as I have a client that prefers using PGP which Outlook doesn't handle natively very well. So I downloaded, created a PGP key, imported my client's public keys and all seemed to be well.
However, it seems that I cannot leave S/MIME signing on in Outlook, as that seems to disable Symantec - if I have signing on in Outlook, trying to set encryption on (using the "Encrypt" button above "PGP" that SED added to the ribbon) does nothing, Same with signing. I suppose that makes sense.
I have also added by existing S/MIME cert to SED, so that I can pick either S/MIME or PGP to sign or encrypt using SED. However, that seems to be something that needs to be done manually. Which brings me to my questions:
Is there a way to set up policies so that if I have a PGP public key of a recipient on my keyring, SED will automatically choose my PGP private key and by default sign, encrypt and send, and for all others for whom I don't have any public key, SED will automatically choose my S/MIME private key and by default sign and send?
I can't seem to find anything in the policy set up that would allow this, so thought I'd take the liberty of asking here. Any suggestions would be most appreciated.