YEO’s Security-First Platform Redefines Business Communication

The End of Traditional Business Messaging:

YEO Messaging launches YEO for Business, a secure invite-only messaging platform offering end-to-end encryption, continuous user authentication, and geofencing to protect business communications.
The platform addresses the rise in cyber threats, including a 16% increase in data breaches and a threefold rise in severe attacks on critical sectors, as noted by GCHQ.
Key features include real-time facial recognition, self-destructing messages, and crisis communication mode, ensuring security and business continuity.
YEO for Business allows businesses to manage data sovereignty, compliance, and auditability with complete admin control and a secure communications archive.
With a white-label solution and customisable design, YEO empowers businesses of all sizes, from SMEs to highly regulated industries, to take control of secure communications.

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Posted On Monday, 03 March 2025 10:11

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