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In an era marked by the free and rapid flow of information, government communications face unprecedented vulnerabilities. The digital revolution has transformed how governments communicate, both internally and with the public. While this shift has increased transparency, it has also exposed governments to a range of threats that endanger national security, privacy, and public trust.

In today's digitally dominated society, the necessity of ensuring a secure method for sharing sensitive information cannot be overstated. Nowhere is this more crucial than in the legal sphere, where the mishandling of vital documents and written legal advice due to insecure communication channels can trigger a cascade of complications, including legal and regulatory repercussions.

In recent times, the financial sector has faced heightened regulatory scrutiny regarding the use of consumer messaging apps like WhatsApp. Recent fines from SEC and Ofgem are sparking discussions surrounding compliance, reputation management, and the pivotal role of technology in today’s financial landscape. What lies at the heart of this matter?