Most internal collaboration tools were built for convenience, not security. Shared drives, wikis, and messaging platforms make it easy to exchange information — but they also make it easy to lose track of who has access to what.
We saw the problem firsthand while working at large technology companies. Sensitive documents were shared via open links. API keys lived in Slack channels. Offboarded employees still had access to internal wikis weeks after departure.
Privr was born from a simple question: what if your collaboration tools were secure by default? Instead of bolting security onto existing workflows, we designed every feature — file sharing, workspaces, audit logs — with encryption and access control at the core.
Today, a growing number of teams trust Privr to keep their internal collaboration secure without sacrificing productivity. If that sounds like something your team needs, we'd love to talk.