Send securely from Gmail
Connect your We Secure Data account, create your protected message and files, then insert the secure link into your Gmail draft. Send the email from Gmail as usual.
Every message and file sent through We Secure Data includes mathematical, cryptographic proof. The sender can retain evidence of exactly what was sent. The recipient can verify the recorded sender and content against that evidence.
A convincing message is easy to imitate. Use We Secure Data’s certified-sending workflow to give recipients evidence of the recorded origin and exact content. Outlook and desktop workflows are included with Professional and Business.
Read the guide to AI business impersonation →Outlook requires supported add-in setup by sideloading or an administrator. We Secure Data for Gmail is available now. Registration is currently early access.
Professional and Business include the We Secure Data add-on for Gmail. Use it from Gmail’s compose window. Share protected messages and files, or request documents from a client, while keeping your familiar email workflow.
Connect your We Secure Data account, create your protected message and files, then insert the secure link into your Gmail draft. Send the email from Gmail as usual.
Choose a File Drop page, set the request details and expiry, and insert an upload invitation into your draft. Your recipient gets a secure route to return their documents.
The add-on inserts a branded link alongside your existing draft and signature. Create protected content through We Secure Data; Gmail handles sending the email.
Get the Gmail add-on from your signed-in We Secure Data account.
Write a message, add files and choose the recipient.
The content fingerprint and recorded sender identity are bound into the provenance evidence.
The recipient follows a secure link and completes the access checks required for that exchange.
They can check the recorded sender identity, origin and integrity.
Export the evidence bundle and retain it with the relevant trusted public key for later independent checks.
Encryption before storage, identity-based access, signed content hashes, audit records and Secure Vaults work behind the familiar send-and-receive experience.
Send important messages and files with proof built in.
Share protected content without requiring ordinary email attachments.
Store and organise messages, files and their provenance records.
Give external people a secure inbound submission route. Identity assurance depends on the submission and authentication method used.
Professional and Business users can send from Microsoft Outlook or directly from Windows Explorer and macOS Finder while We Secure Data protects sensitive content and creates verifiable evidence.
We Secure Data Sync also connects authorised Vaults to ordinary desktop folders. Recipients receive a secure link to the protected content rather than an ordinary email attachment.
To customer@example.com
Subject Important documents
Secure messages, protected files and evidence you can retain.
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Send confidential content through a protected message, with independently checkable evidence of the recorded sender and exact content.
Explore the capability →Give clients a branded upload route for tax records, legal documents, financial statements and project files.
Explore the capability →Give the next recipient more than a copied message: preserve the original context and evidence they can check independently.
Explore the capability →Your certified message and file evidence uses the owning company’s provenance key. Recipients check it with the corresponding public key and confirm that they trust its company association. Encryption and signing have different jobs: confidentiality and verifiable evidence.
How company signing keys work →Business customers can retain encrypted recovery packages and restore supported files and catalogue information using their own keys, without access to the hosted service.
Explore Independent Recovery →Explore encryption, organisation separation, access controls and independently verifiable evidence.
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