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By Sascha Hasse
As 2024 draws to a close, we’re looking back at ground breaking year for Wire and the ever-evolving world of secure communication and collaboration. From innovations like Message Layer Security (MLS) to our strategic investments, it’s been a year of growth, milestones, and setting the stage for an ambitious future. Here’s a recap of what Wire achieved this year to make your work life easier and still as secure as it gets.
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By Alex Henthorn-Iwane
What happens when you have an unrelenting push for openness, collaboration, digital experience, and employee empowerment but also want to keep your sensitive data safe from unrelenting predation? Welcome to the tense stand-off called out by speaker after speaker at Gartner Symposium/Xpo 2024 in Barcelona. We had the pleasure of spending a few days attending sessions, meeting with analysts, and networking with others in Barcelona. Here are some of our take-aways.
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By Alex Henthorn-Iwane
Another day, another depressing tale of wide-open-by-design collaboration software from tech giants, that leads to easy exploitation by hackers. This time, it’s Microsoft Teams opening the door for phishing attackers to send federated Teams server messages to organizations who didn’t have sufficient paranoia to close the biggest open door ever into their internal communications.
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By Marisol Vales
It’s no secret that the need for secure communications is bigger than ever. Online threats are more sophisticated, and getting worse as bad actors leverage tools like generative AI. If you're not worried about how to protect your organization, then you haven’t been paying attention. From sensitive client data to proprietary information, unsecured communication is a large and attractive target.
Enterprise messaging and collaboration tools are central to how work gets done today. In many organizations, message channels and video calls are where the most sensitive business topics are discussed and proprietary data is exchanged. Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Slack are popular, IT-supported collaboration platforms for larger organizations. Smaller organizations or independent teams often use Whatsapp or Discord as stand-ins. This type of communication isn’t optional.
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By Paul Hinterberger
No one likes writing documentation, but everyone needs it—especially in government projects. Balancing the fast-paced world of innovation with the formal demands of government documentation is not easy for startups. Let’s explore common challenges on both sides—what organizations face and what government teams expect—and offers best practices on how to tackle them, keeping things agile and manageable.
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By Marco Conti
Working on a software project with an agile methodology means delivering constant improvements in small increments. This translates to frequent changes on the product level (what the product offers, how the user experience works) and on the technical level (how it works under the hood). Organizations typically track these changes using a ticketing system, such as Atlassian Jira, where tickets describe what needs to be implemented.
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By Alex Henthorn-Iwane
This summer, the business world was rocked by the revelation that a hacker group NullBulge had compromised Disney's Slack communications tool and made off with 1TB+ of sensitive information on variety of topics, including 44 million messages, 18,800 spreadsheets, and 13,000 PDFs specific to Disney's strategy, finances, and operations.
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By Paul Hinterberger
Attention please, Wire users! Our team is excited to announce a major navigational overhaul to our webapp client. This latest update brings a fresh look and new features; giving you a productivity boost for when the summer heat slows you down. Our old navigation is a relic from times past; it can feel messy and confusing, particularly for new users. Our primary goal with these changes is to simplify and standardize the app by making important flows and actions easier to access.
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By Taneli Potticary
In today's business world, communication is the lifeblood of any company. Whether it's sharing new product ideas, confidential competitor information, unreleased financial data, or discussing personnel matters, these interactions are vital and involve every employee. To protect such sensitive information, companies often rely on NDAs, confidentiality notes on presentations, or email footers. However, one crucial aspect they frequently overlook is the security of the communication platform itself.
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By Wire
Wire™ is the most secure collaboration platform, transforming the way businesses communicate at the same speed that our founders disrupted telephony with Skype. Headquartered in Berlin with offices in Switzerland and San Francisco, Wire’s award-winning collaboration and communication platform counts over 1,800 enterprise customers worldwide. Recognized by IDC, Forrester, and Gartner as one of the most secure collaboration platforms, Wire offers messaging, audio/video conferencing, file-sharing, and external collaboration - all protected by the strongest end-to-end encryption.
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By Wire
Beyond offering the most secure collaboration, Wire is actively leading the work on extending its security standards to become the norm for protecting organizations' digital assets.
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By Wire
Our new video featuring poker champion & scientific communicator Liv Boeree is now live! Learn how you can beat the odds when it comes to cybersecurity.
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By Wire
Wire’s vision is to shield people’s digital privacy. We’ve done this for 1:1 and group conversations by building the most feature rich, cross-device and secure messaging platform. Today, we’re announcing the launch of our end-to-end encrypted bot API to make the same secure platform available for developers.
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By Wire
Rasmus Holst from Wire will give you the keys to bring your company’s communication infrastructure under control while giving employees easy-to-use and secure tools to collaborate.
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Wire is the most secure collaboration platform. Secure messaging, file sharing, voice calls and video conferences. All protected with end-to-end encryption.
Chats, voice and video conference calls, and shared documents are all protected with end-to-end encryption so only the sender and receiver can access them. Crystal clear calls, rich feature set and ease-of-use help people and teams work together faster and with confidence that their data is protected by European privacy laws. Wire does not hold the decryption keys for your communication.
Why Wire?
- Three-in-one: No more hopping between file sharing, conferencing, and messaging apps. Wire keeps everything safe in one place, making it easier to control and audit your data, and stay compliant with regulations such as GDPR.
- Simply secure: People like workplace tools that are easy to learn and simple to use. IT teams want guaranteed security, robust administration tools, and full control. Wire offers a perfect blend between ease of use, control, and security.
- Ready for business: Wire is built to scale to tens of millions of users, and with the right administrative tools. Ready for ISO, GDPR, and SOX. 100% open source, and independently audited — with an option to be tested against your existing security and governance frameworks.
Wire is available on all major platforms, keeps conversations nicely in sync across multiple devices and doesn’t require a phone number to register.