Pushfor enables secure content sharing
Pushfor enables secure content sharing, across any channel, and is designed specifically for business use. Using our patented ‘push’ technology content never leaves its source location. View this video to find out more:
Public Edition
This public edition is suitable for individual consumers. It will enable you to securely share and track private content and messages. You can pull back content at any time. It is available at no cost from the App Store and Google Play.
Enterprise Edition
This is the flagship enterprise edition designed with businesses in mind. Secure content delivery is tightly controlled with customizable viewing permissions combined with real-time tracking, full audit trail and usage analytics. Content is able to be pulled back at any time.
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Compare the features of the two editions to see which best suits your requirements.
What's new?
17.08.2017
Mike Williams talks to the HRDirector (HRD)
about the impact of GDPR on recruiters dealing with personal individual data every day
Read moreMike Williams talks to the HRDirector (HRD)
07.08.2017
Mike Williams talks about the human security weakness with Computer Business Review (CBR)
Until we fundamentally rethink how humans share content, messages and data, this security problem is only going to get worse
Read moreMike Williams talks about the human security weakness with Computer Business Review (CBR)
26.07.2017
Pushfor selected for FinovateFall 2017 in New York
FinovateFall showcases cutting edge products, chosen after a competitive selection process, from companies ranging from start-ups and established companies in the fields of banking and financial technology.
Read morePushfor selected for FinovateFall 2017 in New York
30.05.2017
Patent granted for ‘push’ technology
Patented technology helps businesses avoid risk of data leaks through shared content
Read morePatent granted for ‘push’ technology
Recent insights
07.08.2017
White Paper: Is SEND the GDPR Public Enemy No. 1?
This white paper is co-authored by Pushfor and the GDPR Institute. The paper suggests that the action of 'sending' content should be considered GDPR Public Enemy No. 1 - download the paper to find out why
Read moreWhite Paper: Is SEND the GDPR Public Enemy No. 1?
02.08.2017
Whether encryption helps extremists is a red herring
Security services and social media companies should sit down and work out a solution to the problem of terrorists using messaging apps. But whether or not companies should use encryption is not the thing they should be discussing.
Read moreWhether encryption helps extremists is a red herring
31.07.2017
The impact of GDPR on the recruitment sector
Recruitment is an integral part of all organisations and companies, large and small, must take notice of this regulation and start preparing for its enforcement.
Read moreThe impact of GDPR on the recruitment sector
27.06.2017
Why the new data protection law
The so-called ‘Right to be Forgotten’ has been a hotly debated topic in the EU for some time. Its intention is to give EU citizens the ability to stop their data being mis-used by unknown third parties, however, it was never intended to apply to data shared on social networks by under 18 year olds.
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