Tresorit Send
Send files with end-to-end, zero-knowledge encryption – the servers can't read what you send, even if compelled. A secure Swiss alternative for one-off transfers.
Quick facts
Why does it score 64?
Tresorit Send is operated by Tresorit AG, headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, an EFTA country rather than a full EU member state.
Tresorit has been owned by Swiss Post since its 2021 acquisition, keeping ownership within Switzerland.
Tresorit Send's infrastructure runs across Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Germany.
Tresorit Send is ISO 27001 certified and uses zero-knowledge, end-to-end encryption, meaning the servers can't read what's sent. It isn't open source.
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