Secure Data Sharing for Business Internal Communication
Where?
Privitty is built for internal communication within banks, defense organizations, government departments, regulatory bodies, and audit teams where information sensitivity is extremely high.
These environments routinely handle classified documents, investigation reports, financial records, security assessments, and incident response data. Teams often include external auditors, forensic experts, vendors, contractors, or temporary staff who require short-term, controlled access.
Traditional internal tools permanently tie communication to employee identities and devices, increasing long-term risk and expanding the attack surface.
Why?
Highly confidential information should never be permanently linked to personal identifiers or long-lived user accounts. Email, shared drives, and enterprise messengers allow data to be copied, forwarded, or retained beyond its intended purpose.
Privitty enables use-and-throw identities with role-based, time-bound access for sensitive operations such as audits, cyber incident response, and forensic investigations. Chats and files remain encrypted, accessible only to assigned roles within defined time windows, and can be instantly revoked.
This minimizes insider risk, limits data exposure, and ensures strict compliance with security and governance requirements.
Use-Case
Privitty enables secure, temporary internal communication for high-risk operations where permanent identities and data retention are unsafe.
Teams create use-and-throw accounts for specific missions such as audits, investigations, or incident response. Each account is scoped to a role, task, and time window, with no linkage to personal phone numbers or email IDs.
Sensitive chats, documents, and evidence are shared in controlled sessions where access is strictly limited, fully encrypted, and continuously monitored.
Applications:
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Audit teams collaborating during financial or regulatory audits
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Forensic units sharing investigation data and evidence
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Cyber incident response teams during breach containment
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Temporary vendor or contractor access to sensitive materials
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Short-term access for consultants, legal teams, or government reviewers