- Compliance
- Cybersecurity
- Data Loss Prevention
- Data Protection
- Encryption
- Enterprise
- Government
- Privacy
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Who is Zivver?
Zivver is a private software company that provides secure digital communication and information protection tools for email, file sharing, and messaging in enterprise and regulated environments.
- Secure email and outbound communication controls
- Encrypted file transfer and protected message exchange
- Data loss prevention focused on human error prevention
- Policy-based detection of misaddressing and sensitive data exposure
- Compliance support for regulated sectors such as health care, government, and legal services
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More About Zivver
Zivver is used by organizations that need to exchange sensitive information through common communication channels without relying only on user judgment. Its software is typically positioned as a security layer for business email and digital correspondence, with controls that help prevent messages or attachments from being sent to the wrong recipient, sent without encryption, or shared in ways that conflict with internal policy. This places the company in enterprise security software, especially around email and collaboration security, encryption, and data protection.
In enterprise environments, Zivver is commonly deployed alongside existing mail platforms rather than as a replacement for them. The product approach is associated with secure email gateways, encryption for messages and attachments, identity or recipient verification steps, and rule-based inspection of outbound content. The platform is also associated with data loss prevention functions oriented to user mistakes, for example detecting unusual recipients, missing attachments, or content that appears to contain personal, medical, legal, or financial data. That makes it adjacent to broader DLP and email security categories, though its emphasis is on secure outbound communication and reducing accidental data exposure.
Its use is especially relevant in sectors with confidentiality and record-handling requirements, including health care providers, public sector bodies, legal practices, and financial services organizations. In those settings, secure communication controls can support operational requirements tied to privacy regulation, incident reduction, and auditable handling of sensitive data. Architecturally, the software fits into Microsoft-centric and other enterprise messaging estates as an added policy and protection layer across email and file exchange workflows.
As a private company, Zivver operates in enterprise software and cybersecurity rather than as a general collaboration suite vendor. Its current solution areas are secure communications, email and collaboration security, encryption, and data protection for business messaging workflows. Those areas align with active product families centered on secure email, protected file transfer, and outbound communication safeguards for regulated organizations.
Our description of Zivver. Updated September 2026.
