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New EU Regulations Aim to Strengthen Cyber Resilience

At the end of 2022, the European Union launched a set of regulations (NIS2, DORA, and CER) that aim to reduce vulnerabilities for cyberattacks in organizations and strengthen the physical resilience of critical entities. The scope of the new legal framework is wide-ranging and imposes profound changes on organizations. Webinar About NIS2, DORA, and CER In our webinar on the subject, Rodrigo López Crespo, Criminal and Cybersecurity Lawyer at Monereo Meyer Abogados, and Miguel Rodríguez, Chief Revenue Officer at Threema, talk about business communication in view of the NIS2, DORA, and CER regulations. The webinar is available as an on-demand recording. Watch now

What the New Federal Act on Data Protection Means for Swiss Companies

Threema Gateway: Send and Receive Threema Messages via Your Own Software

Wouldn’t it be great to receive error messages or automated notifications conveniently as a text message? Threema Gateway allows you to set up such integration and automation processes.

Threema Work 5.4 for iOS: Test the Upcoming Desktop App

Security Proof of Threema’s Communication Protocol

When it comes to cryptographic protocols, a formal security proof is the ultimate hallmark of quality. German researchers now provide such a proof for the Ibex protocol, confirming that Threema’s security is based on a rock-solid foundation.

Email vs. Instant Messaging

Can you imagine working without email? You’re not the only one who can’t: for decades, email has been an integral part of corporate communication. Even though several other online communication services have emerged since the first email was sent in the 70s, many studies have shown that email still is the most used communication channel. So why should it be replaced or complemented with instant messaging?

Why C-Level Executives (Should) Use a Secure Business Messenger

Individual Chat Wallpapers in Threema for iOS

World Press Freedom Day

In modern democracy, the press plays such an essential role that it is often described as the “Fourth Estate.” Without independent news coverage, and thus without the watchdog function of the press, political processes could not be reviewed by the public.