It looks like there is a broken global OpenSSL installation on your system. Although WiFi Guard does not require OpenSSL and uses it only if it's available, there are two possible scenarios here:
- There is no OpenSSL. It simply disables sending secure emails and does not display any alerts.
- There is a global OpenSSL installation. It makes use of it for sending secure emails.
You can either remove the current global installation or download the latest version of those from the
OpenSSL web-site. Choose Win32 OpenSSL v1.0.1j Light or Win64 OpenSSL v1.0.1j Light, depending on the bitness of your Windows and WiFi Guard. Install it on your system and the problem should go away.