For energy and utilities providers

If the grid stays local, your data should too

Manage credentials and sensitive operational files under full European jurisdiction – with zero-knowledge architecture, Swiss hosting, and the audit trail NIS2 demands.

The reality

Gaps in data security don't just create compliance risk. They breach client trust.

Energy and utilities providers manage some of the most sensitive operational data in existence: grid access credentials, maintenance logs, contractor permissions, regulatory reports. A compromised credential or an uncontrolled file share doesn't just create an audit finding; it can disrupt service continuity for thousands of people.

Critical operational data exposed to foreign jurisdiction

Many utilities providers still rely on US-based cloud services for credential and file management. Under the U.S. CLOUD Act, operational data, including grid access credentials and maintenance documentation, can be subject to foreign government access, regardless of where it's physically stored. Under NIS2 obligations, this isnʼt just a compliance gap. It's a compliance liability.

Contractor access that's hard to control and harder to audit

Field technicians, maintenance contractors, and third-party vendors all need access to operational systems often urgently, often temporarily. When that access isn't centrally governed and audited, a single shared credential or misrouted file becomes an entry point. And in critical infrastructure, entry points have consequences.

NIS2 enforcement ishere – and auditorsare checking

NIS2 is no longer upcoming; enforcement has started. For utility providers, this means documented access controls, verifiable data handling, and demonstrable incident response capabilities. Auditors aren't checking policies anymore. They're checking controls, and the organizations that can show sovereign, auditable control will have a measurable compliance advantage.

Built to meet the standards critical systems operate under

The right modules for utilities providers: Sovereign control startswith credentials and files

Most access failures in critical infrastructure start with uncontrolled credentials or mismanaged file permissions. SecureSafe addresses both – on the same Swiss-hosted infrastructure, with the same zero knowledge architecture, and without adding complexity to already stretched IT teams.

Pass

Sovereign credential management for complex, contractor-heavy environments

Give your team the freedom to focus on what they do best: keeping critical infrastructure running, not managing access requests. With SecureSafe, you manage credentials centrally across internal teams, contractors, and field technicians – without any credential ever leaving European jurisdiction.

  • Contractor and field team access management
  • Share access without exposing passwords
  • Keep full control, even as teams and roles change

Files

One secure place for the operational files your infrastructure depends on

Store grid access documentation, maintenance logs, vendor contracts, and regulatory reports in encrypted, permission-controlled safes – under full European jurisdiction, accessible only to authorised personnel, and invisible to everyone else, including us.

  • Protect sensitive documents with encrypted storage
  • Control access clearly across teams and roles
  • Share files securely in teams without losing oversight

Exchange

Replace email with secure matter file exchange

Send and receive contracts, due diligence files, litigation bundles, and privileged correspondence with clients, opposing counsel, and third parties – with automatic audit trails, and no account creation required on the other sideʼs end.

  • Client document collection and exchange
  • Due diligence file sharing
  • Secure file exchange with opposing counsel

Postbox

Replace paper-based document delivery with a legally compliant digital alternative

Send mandate documents at scale without paper, postage, or compliance risk. Once delivered, documents belong to the client and can't be altered.

  • Annual accounts delivery
  • Tax assessment dispatch
  • Mandate correspondence archive

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Alexander Sommer
CEO, SecureSafe (DSwiss AG)

Getting started is simpler than you think

From first conversation to full deployment – we're with you every step.

No lengthy procurement process. No complicated setup: Getting started with SecureSafe is a straightforward process, and our team is with you at every step.

First, we listen – discovery call

Before anything else, we take the time to understand your organization: your workflows, your requirements, and what you're looking to solve. In this short, no-commitment call, we’ll help you understand whether SecureSafe is the right fit.

See it in action – demo call

Your dedicated contact will walk you through the SecureSafe module that fits your needs, show you the features relevant to your use case, and answer any questions you might have.

Getting you live – implementation & onboarding

Once you're ready to proceed, our team moves quickly. Implementation is structured, supported, and designed to minimize disruption to your existing workflows.

Security

Certified. Sovereign. Built for infrastructure that can't go down.

Critical infrastructure operators need security they can verify, document, and defend under audit. SecureSafe is ISO 27001 certified, Swiss-hosted, and zero-knowledge by architecture meaning even we can't access your data. If your security assessment requires documentation, it's ready.

Häufig gestellte Fragen

Hier finden Sie Antworten auf Ihre wichtigsten Fragen.

How does SecureSafe address U.S. CLOUD Act exposure?

The U.S. CLOUD Act allows US authorities to compel US-based cloud providers to hand over data stored anywhere in the world, including data nominally stored in European data centers. SecureSafe eliminates this exposure entirely: we are not a US-based provider, we operate no US infrastructure, and we are not subject to US jurisdiction. Your data has no CLOUD Act surface.

How does SecureSafe support NIS2 compliance?

NIS2 requires defense contractors and semi-state organizations to demonstrate documented access controls, verifiable data handling, and incident response capabilities. SecureSafe supports these requirements through ISO 27001 certification, complete audit trails across Pass and File, and Swiss-hosted infrastructure under European jurisdiction. Compliance documentation is available for your NIS2 vendor assessment process.

Where is our data hosted, and who can access it?

All data is hosted exclusively in Switzerland, on infrastructure owned and operated by SecureSafe. Swiss data protection law applies. No data is routed through or stored in EU or US jurisdictions. Due to our zero-knowledge architecture, SecureSafe has no technical ability to access your data; access is controlled entirely by your organisation.

How does SecureSafe handle contractor and field team access?

SecureSafe Pass allows utilities providers to manage credentialscentrally across internal staff, contractors, and field technicians, withgranular access rights, and timestamped activity logs. When acontractor relationship ends, access can be revoked immediately,with the full activity history preserved for audit.

Is there a risk of operational disruption during migration?

Migration to SecureSafe is designed to be non-disruptive. We work with your IT team to plan a phased transition that keeps existing access in place until SecureSafe is fully deployed and verified. No access gaps, no operational windows where credentials or files are unavailable, and no surprises for field teams during active maintenance periods.

What happens to our data if we end the relationship with SecureSafe?

SecureSafe is designed to avoid lock-in by architecture. Your data is yours – exportable at any time, in standard formats, without requiring our involvement. If you decide to migrate, we support the process. If you decide to end the relationship, your operational data leaves with you.