These days, confidential and crucial data is circulating in everyday business conduits that provide only rudimentary security and encryption. Companies often remain ignorant of the risks involved. For instance, Disney experienced a catastrophic data breach at the hands of hacktivist group NullBulge, gaining access to over 1.2 terabytes of data from Disney’s internal Slack messaging networks. This breach exposed delicate information such as:
- particulars about unreleased projects,
- computer code,
- login credentials and passcodes, and
- Intellectual Property (IP) and corporate secrets.
Notable Slack breaches have affected organizations like Uber, Rockstar, and Electronic Arts (EA). Cisco Webex, used by the German Bundeswehr, leaked data from numerous meetings, some of which were classified. Outlook also fell victim to Chinese hackers in the past year.
We harbor no animosity towards any of the tools mentioned. They all serve as excellent collaboration aids. However, just as companies refrain developers from employing any tool to deploy code into production (hint: they frequently opt for privileged access management), they should proscribe the use of unauthorized platforms for business-critical and sensitive communications involving restricted, confidential, or secretive information. This is the reason behind our development of a solution arsenal at SSH Communications Security to address this requirement.
Introducing SalaX Secure Collaboration 2024 for confidential discussions
1. Authorized for exchanging private data
This is why SalaX Secure Collaboration 2024 is relied upon by governing bodies, government entities, banking institutions, and legal practices alike.
2. Primary security configuration: elevated
3. Satisfy data sovereignty criteria with versatile deployment options
4. Our confidential code handshake: let’s trade encryption keys!
5. Meet regulatory and auditing obligations
6. Founded on proven technology
SalaX Secure Collaboration 2024: Messaging, video/audio calls, rooms, and emails consolidated into a single interface
- Transfer attachments in chats or emails containing up to 1GB of data
- Receive secure messages exclusively from verified users directly via a webpage
- Select from a variety of authentication approaches, including MFA, OTP, PIN, SSO, and bank identifiers
- Adaptable permission control
- Integrate with platforms like Jira, HubSpot, or GitLab to safeguard sensitive project discussions
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