Secure Email

Trek Secure Email

Trek uses Microsoft Office Message Encryption (OME), part of Microsoft 365’s enterprise-grade security platform trusted by millions of businesses worldwide.

At Trek Financial, protecting your personal and financial information is one of our highest priorities. We use Microsoft 365 Office Message Encryption (OME) to send and receive sensitive information securely.

 

This means when you receive a secure message from us, you can trust it is encrypted end-to-end and can only be opened by you.

How to Open a Secure Message

A secure email sent from your Financial Advisor will look like a regular email and include a button labeled “Read Secure Message.”

 

The subject line may also include the words “secure” or “encrypt.”

 

Before clicking on the “Read Secure Message” button, we recommend hovering your mouse over the button to verify that the link is directing to “https://outlook.office365.com/Encryption…” as shown in the screenshot below.

Then, click on the “Read Secure Message” button to open a secure Microsoft portal on your web browser.

You will be prompted to verify your identity through two options.

Option 1: Enter a one-time passcode (OTP) sent to your email.

 

This will send you an email with a passcode you can copy and paste into the page and click continue. The passcode may take a few minutes to arrive in your inbox:

Option 2: Sign in using your Microsoft or Google account.

 

Both methods are secure and ensure only you can access the message.

Read and reply securely:

 

Once signed in, you’ll see your encrypted message.

 

You can reply securely within the same portal — your reply will also be encrypted.

When you reply to a secure message, your reply is automatically protected.

No special steps are required — simply type your reply and send.

Attachments you include will also be encrypted.

How to Avoid a Fraud Attempt

Always check the sender’s address → it should come from @trekfinancial.com.

 

Hover over the Read Secure Message button → the link should look like “https://outlook.office365.com/Encryption..”.

 

If in doubt, call your advisor or our office directly before opening.