Incredibly Secure Emails
Lockbin secures messages in transit with the strongest Transport Layer Security (TLS), while FIPS 140-2 verified AES-256 bit encryption protects messages at rest.
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Lockbin secures messages in transit with the strongest Transport Layer Security (TLS), while FIPS 140-2 verified AES-256 bit encryption protects messages at rest.
Get a hosted link on lockbin.com you can share with anyone. They drop files and messages straight into your inbox — no account or password needed on their end. Or embed a custom secure form on your own website.
Lockbin is browser based and works within your Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge browser. There is nothing to download, or install, and the software can be used on Mac, Windows, or any operating system.
For over 20 years, Lockbin has been helping the United States government, banks, and healthcare organization stay compliant. Our security team stays on top of the latest requirements to ensure HIPAA compliance, and security for all industries.
For assistance ordering, email support@lockbin.com
Works with what you already use
Already on Gmail or Outlook? You don’t have to switch. Keep your existing email for everyday correspondence and use Lockbin only when you’re sending PHI, patient records, or anything sensitive that needs to be encrypted at rest.
Google Workspace signs a HIPAA BAA covering messages stored inside Gmail. The moment your email leaves Google’s servers headed for a recipient on a different mail server — a partner lab on Outlook, an insurance company on a private server, a patient on AOL or Yahoo — encryption depends on whatever the receiving server allows. For HIPAA-bound dental, medical, and CPA offices sending PHI to recipients outside their own Workspace, that gap is real.
Your message never leaves Lockbin’s servers in any decryptable form. Your recipient gets a notification, clicks a link, and reads the message in their browser over HTTPS — regardless of what mail server they use. No portal account, no plugin, no app to install. Keep using Gmail or Outlook for everything else.