ZURICH, SWITZERLAND — (Marketwired) — 11/27/13 —
Due to a lack of good alternatives, many companies are still sending confidential documents via email or sharing this information through American cloud services such as Dropbox. Therefore, this sensitive information and private customer data can be easily spied on for example, through an unprotected email server and in the worst case the data ends up in the wrong hands.
To enable the secure transmission of documents for its more than 400,000 customers worldwide and to avoid spying, the Swiss data safe provider, SecureSafe, has now launched a new file transfer feature. The new feature ensures the secure transfer of files directly from a customers data safe without the data having to leave the unprotected environment of SecureSafe before it is downloaded.
“Before transferring the file, an encrypted copy of the document is created and stored in a temporary safe that is automatically created for the recipient,” explains Tobias Christen, CEO of SecureSafe. “Just like every SecureSafe, also the temporary safe has a highly secure encryption,” Christian added. The recipent receives a download link via email which they can then use to download the file securely. Premium account holders can also add further protection with a security code which is automatically sent to the recipient via SMS. “The separate transmission of a download link and a security code ensures that only the authorized person can gain access to the data,” says the DSwiss CEO.
This feature is of particular interest to businesses, organisations and agencies that need to regularly send confidential documents such as contracts or personal information. Of course, private customers can also use the function which is integrated into each SecureSafe account.
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SecureSafe is the only online storage for files and passwords that is as secure as a Swiss bank safe. Several banks in Switzerland and in other European countries, such as ZKB and UniCredit, have already connected SecureSafe to their e-banking platforms to deliver bank documents directly to customers in their online safe. Most recently, Allianz Switzerland has become a SecureSafe customer. More than 400,000 users currently rely on the security of the SecureSafe data safes which, in addition to being accessible through the web application, can also be opened through iOS and Android apps for protected access to important data on the go.
DSwiss AG / SecureSafe
Badenerstr. 281
CH-8003 Zurich
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