Zug start-up offers privacy app
The startup Sasera aims to offer companies tap-proof communication through its app. At the very least, the servers are secure: they are located in Siag’s Swiss Fort Knox colocation center.
The start-up Sasera has launched an app for tap-proof communication. According to the company, the application encrypts all communication via the smartphone. Users can define a user group. No one outside of this group should be able to decrypt the communication.
According to Sasera, the app is primarily aimed at internationally active companies whose competitive advantage is based on intellectual property. They are particularly interested in protecting their intellectual property from unauthorized parties.
Founded in 2016, the start-up Sasera launched the app for iOS, Android and Blackberry operating systems. The software can be adapted to a company's specific needs. The servers are located at Swiss Fort Knox, a data center in the Swiss Alps. Alternatively, the server infrastructure required for the app can also be installed in the IT environment of corporate customers. (Web Week)
