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pro The Leading Secure Communication & Collaboration Platform Security Wickr Pro is a user-friendly collaboration platform built with security first. Whether you are messaging, on a call, holding video conferences, file sharing, or using any of our other features, your communications are completely protected by our uncompromised, advanced security protocols. Compliance Wickr Pro allows you to secure all of your communications while still remaining compliant with industry regulations. You are in charge of what information is kept and what is automatically deleted with our expiration and burn-on-read timers. As you collaborate within Wickr, your communications and your customers’ data can remain secure. Control Wickr Pro gives you full administrative control over your network. Our security measures are customizable to your needs, so you can decide who has access to what data, set up security protocols, and be alerted if someone is out of network. "Given the multitude of attacks and access to communications solutions, enterprises need to deploy, manage and have flexible administrative controls to not only secure sensitive communications, but follow best practices for retaining information as required. Wickr is the only product that offers this through strong encryption, deployment options and selective controls." Joe Sullivan Former CSO of Facebook, Uber, and Cloudfare pro Features & Capabilities 1:1 and Group Audio and Video Screen Sharing and File Sharing and Messaging Calling Broadcasting Saving Create secure rooms with Conference with up to Present with up to 500 Transfer files up to 5 GBs up to 500 members 70 people participants with unlimited storage Administrative Configurable Advanced Layered Global Controls Ephemerality Security Federation Tailor your setup for Control expiration and Nobody, including Wickr, Connect with Wickr users your organization burn-on-read timers can access your data outside of your network Wickr Stands Up End-to-end Encryption Against the Competition Text Chat Voice Calls Video CallsFile SharingScreen SharingMFA Invitation ControlsSecure DeletionPublic Source Code Wickr Signal Slack Teams WhatsApp Zoom Get started with Wickr Pro at www.wickr.com/pro.

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