Secure communications company Zivver has been named in the 2025 DataTech50 list by FinTech Global, recognising the company as one of the most innovative technology providers driving transformation in data management for financial services.  

The DataTech50 list celebrates 50 pioneering firms that are redefining how the financial sector captures, secure and leverages data. Selected by a panel of industry experts and analysts, these companies stand out for solving major data challenges, enhancing compliance, and helping institutions operate more effectively in complex digital environments.  

Zivver’s secure communication

Zivver’s secure communications platform empowers organisations to prevent data leaks

Zivver’s recognition reflects its commitment to safeguarding sensitive communications while streamlining user experience across regulated industries. 

At a time when financial services face mounting regulatory pressures and a surge in AI-enhanced email-based threats, Zivver’s secure communications platform empowers organisations to prevent data leaks and maintain trust.

Adapt to new risks 

Our inclusion in the DataTech50 is a testament to the work our teams are doing to make secure communication smarter and simpler,” said Dr. Rick Goud, CIO and co-founder at Zivver.

Financial institutions need tools that can adapt to new risks without slowing down productivity. That is exactly what Zivver delivers: security that works with people, not against them.” 

Inbound security layer

Zivver’s platform integrates seamlessly with Microsoft 365, Outlook and Gmail, letting corps to protect data

Zivver’s platform integrates seamlessly with Microsoft 365, Outlook and Gmail, allowing organisations to protect data in real time without disrupting established workflows. 

Its suite of solutions includes Secure Email, Secure File transfer, esignatures and the recently launched Email Threat protection, which adds and inbound security layer against phishing, malware and business email compromise.  

Human-centric approach

Wouter Klinkhamer, CEO and Co-Founder of Zivver, added, “We founded Zivver to simplify secure communication and to prevent human error in highly regulated sectors."

"Being named in the Data Tech50 confirms that our human-centric approach, combining powerful encryption, compliance automation and behaviour insights, is exactly what the market needs. We are proud to help the financial sector communicate confidently and compliantly.” 

Secure digital transformation

Zivver supports over 11,000 organisations globally, including financial institutions, legal firms, governments and healthcare providers.

With a focus on usability, automation and compliance frameworks like GDPR, NIS2 and DORA, Zivver continues to be a trusted partner in protecting sensitive data and enabling secure digital transformation.

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