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About SecureSafe
We make security simple to trust
We've spent over 17 years helping organisations and individuals protect what matters most. Swiss-built, enterprise-proven, and designed for the way organisations actually work: SecureSafe protects sensitive data without adding complexity.
Our track record
Trusted at scale
6000+
days of protecting what matters
10 M+
users across organizations & individuals
78
people dedicated to getting security right
0
data security breaches
What drives us
Security shouldn’t be a
trade-off
Data security is no longer optional, but it should never be complicated. That's why we design every product around one principle: protection that works reliably, without requiring you to compromise on how you operate – closing the gap between enterprise-grade protection and the way organisations and individuals actually work.
The stakes
The cost of insecurity is higher than you think
Across industries, data breaches and compliance failures are no longer edge cases, all the while the consequences of inadequate data protection are increasingly concrete: A single data breach can mean regulatory penalties, reputational damage, and broken client trust – often all at once. For organisations handling sensitive data, the question is no longer whether to act, but whether their current setup is enough.
How we help
Secure data management, trusted by the world’s leading financial institutions
Sensitive data is one of your greatest liabilities – or your greatest asset: From document security to access control and compliance-ready architecture, we've spent 17 years building security infrastructure that organisations can actually integrate into the way they work – Swiss-hosted, proven at scale, and without compromising on protection.
Our leadership team
The team shaping secure data management
Our leadership team brings together deep expertise in security, product, and enterprise technology – with a shared commitment to building solutions that organisations can rely on.
Alexander Sommer
CEO
Alexander leads SecureSafe with a focus on long-term strategic direction and institutional credibility. He brings a deep understanding of how security decisions are made at the organizational level.
Giacomo Marinangeli
CTO
Giacomo is responsible for the technical architecture and engineering excellence that underpins SecureSafe's products. His focus is on building systems that are secure by design, scalable, and reliable across the organisations that depend on them.
Veselina Milanova
VP Product
Veselina leads product development with a focus on building security infrastructure that is both rigorous and usable. Her work ensures that protection and simplicity remain complementary, not competing priorities.
Burkhart Böttcher
CCO
Burkhart oversees commercial strategy and client relationships, ensuring that SecureSafe's solutions meet the real-world needs of enterprise and mid-market organizations.
We’re hiring!
We build technology where security, privacy, and data control are built in from the ground up. Does that sound like you? We'd like to meet you.
Where we work
Rooted in Switzerland, present across Europe
We operate across two offices, bringing the same standards of security and reliability to every location.
Zurich, Switzerland
DSwiss AG, Flurstrasse 64, CH-8048 Zurich
Lisbon, Portugal
DSwiss AG, Avenida 5 de Outubro 124 1° Piso, PT-1050-061
Lisbon
Document security at scale, backed by numbers
Trusted by organizations that can’t compromise
8 M+
companies trust SecureSafe
700 M+
files securely stored and exchanged
1 B+
documents sent per year
What's happening at SecureSafe
Stay up to date with updates, announcements, and insights from the SecureSafe team.
DORA in 2026: what 15 months of enforcement have taught us
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) has been in full application since January 17, 2025. In the 15 months since, the first Register of Information submissions have been collected, the first Critical ICT Third-Party Providers (CTPPs) have been designated, and the operational reality of the regulation has started to take shape. For financial entities in scope, the questions in 2026 are no longer about readiness but about execution quality.
From paper to digital: why the next ten years will be more about "how" than "if"
The shift from paper to digital is no longer a question of whether organizations go paperless, but how they do it: with privacy-oriented architecture, regulatory clarity, reliable long-term access, and measurable sustainability benefits. For companies handling sensitive financial, legal, or personnel documents, the bar has risen. Paperless workflows now need to be secure, auditable, interoperable, and resilient.
What digital sovereignty is, and why it matters more in 2026 than ever before
Digital sovereignty has three dimensions: legal, technical, and operational. Unless all three align, control over data is partial at best. This piece explains what genuine sovereignty requires, why 2026 has made it an operational necessity, and how Switzerland's legal and technical environment delivers it in practice.