Fortezza certificate policies

This policy setting specifies a list of policies allowed in the policies extension of a certificate that indicate the certificate is a Fortezza certificate. Fortezza is a hardware--based encryption standard created by the National Security Agency (NSA), a division of the United States Department of Defense. To be valid for use with Fortezza, a certificate must include an appropriate policy in the certificate's policies extension. If you enable this policy setting, you can enter a list of policies in the supplied text box that can be used to indicate that a certificate is a Fortezza certificate. The list should be separated by semi-colons. For example: policy1;policy2;policy3. If you disable or so nor configure this policy setting, a list of Fortezza certificate policies are not listed.

No explicit registry values are set for enabled or disabled states.

• User
  Always use TNEF formatting in S/MIME messages

  Windows7
• User
  Check for the user's private key when the user sends an encrypted email that includes the user as a recipient

  Windows7
• User
  Do not check e-mail address against address of certificates being used

  Windows7
• User
  Do not display 'Publish to GAL' button

  Windows7
• User
  Do not provide Continue option on Encryption warning dialog boxes

  Windows7
• User
  Enable Cryptography Icons

  Windows7
• User
  Enable Retrieval of Remote Certificate Authority Information

  Windows7
• User
  Encrypt all e-mail messages

  Windows7
• User
  Ensure all S/MIME signed messages have a label

  Windows7
• User
  Message Formats

  Windows7
• User
  Message when Outlook cannot find the digital ID to decode a message

  Windows7
• User
  Minimum encryption settings

  Windows7