And we mean it. No third-party access or data processing involved - just secure, compliant file transfer.
“Before Zivver, when people came up against the roadblock of needing to share a large file, they’d resort to platforms like Dropbox and WeTransfer. We don’t believe those solutions are secure enough. That was the attraction of Zivver. Every file and message is sent encrypted as standard.”
Julien Kooiman, Product Owner
Port of Rotterdam Authority
Your files and emails are protected by zero-knowledge AES-256-bit encryption when you send with Zivver. This means we don't hold decryption keys and won't reproduce, modify, distribute or publicly display your files or data.
Plus, for that extra touch of security, our revoke and expiration control tools empower you to manage access to sent files at any time, and control who accesses your files and when. You can even see who has opened your files after sending them.
Enhance your email client (Gmail, Outlook, WebApp or M365) and put large file transfer capabilities within clicking distance for every user. Zivver also integrates with Purview and other secure labeling tools, meaning our solution can detect sensitive data in accordance with existing security policies.
Work confidently and securely with Zivver as your safety net. In accordance with your organization’s security policies, Zivver scans files and identifies sensitive data, alerting you in real-time when emails should be sent encrypted, or perhaps are about to be sent to the wrong person. 2FA controls also prevent unauthorized access.
Whatever the file, whatever the size, no-one other than you and your recipient can access them.
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