AWS Wickr has now expanded its services to include the AWS Europe (Stockholm) Region, giving organizations the ability to establish a network to meet data residency requirements and other obligations. This end-to-end encrypted messaging and collaboration application is designed to help both public and private sector organizations keep their internal and external communications safe, private, and compliant.
With AWS Wickr, users can enjoy secure one-on-one and group messaging, voice and video calling, file sharing, screen sharing, and location sharing, all protected by 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) encryption. Organizations have full control over their data, allowing them to address information governance policies, set ephemeral messaging options, and remotely wipe credentials from lost or stolen devices. Additionally, users can log internal and external conversations on the AWS Wickr network to a private data store for data retention and audit purposes.
AWS Wickr is already available in AWS US East (N. Virginia), AWS GovCloud (US West), AWS Canada (Central), AWS Europe (London and Frankfurt), and AWS Asia Pacific (Sydney), with the recent addition of the AWS Europe (Stockholm) Region. This expansion provides organizations with even more options for secure communication and collaboration.
For those interested in learning more about AWS Wickr and getting started with the service, there are a variety of resources available. Users can access information on the AWS Wickr website, where they can find details on features, pricing, and support options. Additionally, AWS Wickr offers documentation, tutorials, and other resources to help users make the most of the platform.
In conclusion, the availability of AWS Wickr on the AWS Europe (Stockholm) Region provides organizations with a secure and compliant solution for their messaging and collaboration needs. By taking advantage of this service, businesses and government agencies can ensure that their communications remain private and protected, while also meeting data residency requirements and other obligations.
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