Secure communication

The solution

Communicate securely. But how?

Our professional communication processes have evolved over the years and now include a wide variety of methods and tools.

Security is relatively easy to manage in face-to-face, office-based settings, but becomes more complicated as our interactions take place between different organisations and over multiple platforms and formats. Nowadays, the way we communicate and exchange information includes using formal documents, informal emails, multiple social media platforms, phone, video and many others. We have a number of basic requirements and assumptions about these methods, such as reliability and availability. For certain types of information, security also needs to be on this list.

When we add security, however, we don’t want to add yet another communication method. Security needs to be integrated seamlessly into our existing processes and tools, in order to minimise disruption to our working practices and to let us focus on the general business objective rather than worrying about content-specific tools. The aim is therefore to allow emails to be sent securely from within an application or mail client, for example, or for our video and chat sessions to be intuitive to use but also inherently secure.