The last couple places I worked IT jobs had already standardized on sending aes-256 zip files using free utilities like 7zip or AttachShield. Then they'd just relay the password over a cell phone conversation or in a meeting depending how paranoid the client was.
Last office I was at switched to aes-256 encrypted ZIP as well. Strangely enough it was actually their general counsel who ordered the change because apparently this is somewhat comment practice in the legal community now.
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The last couple places I worked IT jobs had already standardized on sending aes-256 zip files using free utilities like 7zip or AttachShield. Then they'd just relay the password over a cell phone conversation or in a meeting depending how paranoid the client was.
Last office I was at switched to aes-256 encrypted ZIP as well. Strangely enough it was actually their general counsel who ordered the change because apparently this is somewhat comment practice in the legal community now.