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Update what_security_measures_are_available_with_sendgrid_accounts.md
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**Encryption options**
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All email sent via SendGrid will utilize opportunistic encryption using [TLS](https://sendgrid.com/docs/Glossary/tls.html). This means that if your recipients’ mail servers are configured to support TLS, it will be impossible for someone along the route to intercept and/or modify your messages. With opportunistic TLS if the recipient mail server does not support the encryption then the message will then be sent without.
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All email sent via SendGrid will utilize [Opportunistic TLS encryption]({{root_url}}/Classroom/Basics/Email_Infrastructure/does_sendgrid_support_end_to_end_tls.html). This means that if your recipients’ mail servers are configured to support TLS, it will be impossible for someone along the route to intercept and/or modify your messages. With opportunistic TLS if the recipient mail server does not support the encryption then the message will then be sent without.
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You can read more about which mail servers support TLS in [this blog post](https://sendgrid.com/blog/sendgrid-and-the-future-of-email-security/).
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