Secure Send

Sending a sensitive file over email leaves a copy in every inbox it touches, with no expiry and no record of who read it. Secure Send replaces the attachment with an encrypted link that you control: set who may open it, set when it stops working, and see exactly who accessed it and when.

Encrypted Sharing

Share a File Without Losing Control of It

An email attachment is a copy you can never take back. Once it leaves your outbox it sits in mail servers and inboxes indefinitely, and you have no way to know whether it was opened, forwarded, or leaked.

Secure Send works the other way around. The file stays encrypted at rest, and the recipient gets a link instead of a copy. You decide who is allowed to open that link, how long it stays live, and whether it needs a one-time code. Revoke it and the file is unreachable, even if the link was forwarded.

An encrypted, access-controlled link replacing an email attachment

How It Works

Control Every File You Send Outside the Company

Encrypted at Rest: Files are encrypted on upload and only decrypted for a recipient who passes the access check. Nothing sensitive travels as a plain attachment.
Upload and Share: Drop in a file and get a link. Send that link to an auditor, a customer, or a supplier without adding them to any internal system.
Expiring Access: Set an expiry date or a maximum number of opens. When the limit is reached the link stops working, so old shares do not stay live for years.
Access-Controlled Links: Restrict a link to named email addresses and require a one-time code. Revoke it at any time, and every open is written to an access log.