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Transmitting information securely. When sharing information both the sender and the receiver should deal with the information according to its protective marking. See Appendix 2 for handling requirements in line with protective marking. Lincolnshire Police documents must display the Protective marking at the top and bottom of the relevant text or attachments. Insecure e-mail should not be used for any personalised information. The below secure e-mail addresses may be used for information protectively marked up to and including OFFICIAL - SENSITIVE: a) CJSM b) PNN c) GSI d) GSX

Transmitting information securely. When sharing information both the sender and the receiver should deal with the information according to its protective marking. See Appendix 2 for handling requirements in line with protective marking. Lincolnshire Police documents must display the Protective marking at the top and bottom of the relevant text or attachments. Insecure e-mail should not be used for any personalised information. The below secure e-mail addresses may be used for information protectively marked up to and including OFFICIAL - SENSITIVERESTRICTED: a) CJSM b) PNN c) GSI d) GSXGSX e) ▇▇▇.▇▇▇

Transmitting information securely. When sharing information both the sender and the receiver should deal with the information according to its protective marking. See Appendix 2 for handling requirements in line with protective marking. Lincolnshire Police documents must display the Protective marking at the top and bottom of the relevant text or attachments. Insecure e-mail should not be used for any personalised information. The below secure e-mail addresses may be used for information protectively marked up to and including OFFICIAL - OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE: a) CJSM b) PNN c) GSI d) GSX

Transmitting information securely. When sharing information both the sender and the receiver should deal with the information according to its protective marking. See Appendix 2 1 for handling requirements in line with protective marking. Lincolnshire Police documents must display the Protective marking at the top and bottom of the relevant text or attachments. Insecure e-mail should not be used for any personalised information. The below secure e-mail addresses may be used for information protectively marked up to and including OFFICIAL - SENSITIVERESTRICTED: a) CJSM b) PNN c) GSI d) GSXGSI

Transmitting information securely. When sharing information both the sender and the receiver should deal with the information according to its protective marking. See Appendix 2 for handling requirements in line with protective marking. Lincolnshire Police documents must display the Protective marking at the top and bottom of the relevant text or attachments. Insecure e-mail should not be used for any personalised information. The below secure e-mail addresses may be used for information protectively marked up to and including OFFICIAL - SENSITIVE: a) CJSM b) PNN c) GSI d) GSX

Transmitting information securely. When sharing information both the sender and the receiver should deal with the information according to its protective marking. See Appendix 2 for handling requirements in line with protective marking. Lincolnshire Police documents must display the Protective marking at the top and bottom of the relevant text or attachments. Insecure e-mail should not be used for any personalised information. The below secure e-mail addresses may be used for information protectively marked up to and including OFFICIAL - SENSITIVERESTRICTED: a) CJSM b) PNN c) GSI d) GSX e) ▇▇▇.▇▇▇ f) GCSX

Transmitting information securely. When sharing information both the sender and the receiver should deal with the information according to its protective marking. See Appendix 2 3 for handling requirements in line with protective marking. Lincolnshire Police documents must display the Protective marking at the top and bottom of the relevant text or attachments. Insecure e-mail should not be used for any personalised information. The below secure e-mail addresses may be used for information protectively marked up to and including OFFICIAL - SENSITIVE: a) CJSM b) PNN c) GSI d) GSX

Transmitting information securely. When sharing information both the sender and the receiver should deal with the information according to its protective marking. See Appendix 2 for handling requirements in line with protective marking. Lincolnshire Police documents must display the Protective marking at the top and bottom of the relevant text or attachments. Insecure e-mail should not be used for any personalised information. The below secure e-mail addresses may be used for information protectively marked up to and including OFFICIAL - SENSITIVERESTRICTED: a) CJSM b) PNN c) GSI d) GSX