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July 28, 2026

DSwiss AG unifies its brands under SecureSafe, consolidating 17 years of market presence into a single security platform

SecureSafe Team

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Introduction

DSwiss AG, the Swiss security software company behind SecureSafe, today announced the unification of its product brands under a single identity: SecureSafe. The move brings together the company's portfolio of security modules under one coherent platform brand, simplifying how customers, partners, and regulated organizations engage with its solutions. DSwiss AG remains the legal entity, and all operational, contractual, and compliance structures continue unchanged.

The decision reflects a deliberate response to how customer expectations in security-sensitive environments have evolved. Organizations operating in regulated industries such as banking, insurance, and the public sector increasingly expect security infrastructure that is structured, legible, and scalable. Running multiple brands introduced friction in how customers understood and adopted the platform, and made it harder to communicate the full depth of the solution. Consolidating under SecureSafe removes that complexity without altering anything fundamental about how the platform operates or is governed.

Key Takeaways

  • DSwiss AG unifies its product portfolio under a single brand: SecureSafe
  • The legal entity, ownership structure, and leadership remain fully unchanged
  • Four modules Pass, Files, Postbox, and Exchange now form a clear, named product family
  • Existing customer contracts, compliance commitments, and service levels are unaffected
  • Data hosting remains exclusively in Switzerland, with ISO 27001 certification maintained
  • The move is a consolidation of 17 years of market presence, not a strategic reset

SecureSafe's product architecture is now organized as a clear, modular family: Pass for credential management, Files for encrypted document storage, Postbox for secure document delivery, and Exchange for encrypted file transfer. Customers can start with a single module and expand their footprint over time, within a consistent platform experience and without switching ecosystems. Naming, structure, and go-to-market efforts are now fully aligned under one brand across all channels and regions.

"Over the years, our platform capabilities have grown significantly. Bringing everything together under one brand is a logical next step: It allows us to present our solutions with greater clarity and makes it easier for customers to understand how our modules fit together," said Alexander Sommer, CEO of SecureSafe (DSwiss AG). "This step is not about disruption, but about simplification and focus, reflecting how the experience we strive to bring to our users: simple and clear."

The brand unification builds on an established foundation. SecureSafe has been developed by DSwiss AG in Zurich since 2008, and is certified to ISO 27001 standards. The platform serves more than 10 million users worldwide, including major banks, insurers, and public institutions across the DACH region. Data is hosted exclusively in Switzerland, and the platform is designed for organizations that require full GDPR and nFADP compliance. Leadership, ownership, and governance are unchanged.

"This is not a strategic pivot," Sommer added. "Our legal structure, hosting standards, and security architecture remain exactly as they are. What changes is how clearly and consistently we present ourselves to the market."

Conclusion

For customers and partners, the transition requires no action. Existing contracts, service levels, and support processes remain in place. Products, security standards, and roadmap continuity are unaffected. The brand unification is a communicative and structural step, not an organizational or operational one.

Further information is avaialble is www.securesafe.com

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