Your sensitive company data is probably sitting on a server you don't control.
Small and mid-sized businesses face increasing pressure to share data securely and maintain client confidentiality without hindering operations.
Yet relying on mainstream tools often means compromising on privacy, compliance, or control.
The financial stakes are high. The average cost of a data breach in 2024 reached $4.88 million. Meanwhile, GDPR violations can lead to fines of up to €20 million or 4% of annual revenue, whichever is higher.
Proton Drive for Business is designed to remove those risks through privacy by design.
Instead of trusting a provider not to look at your files, Proton Drive uses a zero-access architecture.
Files are encrypted on your device before upload, ensuring that only you and authorized collaborators can access them. Even Proton cannot view your data.
Crucially, your data is never used to train machine learning models, preserving your team's privacy and intellectual property.
The platform delivers the functionality modern teams require without exposing business data to surveillance or vendor lock-in:
Secure Collaboration: Work together in real-time using Proton Docs, complete with commenting and suggesting modes.
Controlled Sharing: Share files via secure links or email invites where you can set passwords, add expiry dates, or revoke access anytime.
Built-in Compliance: Meet regulatory standards effortlessly with out-of-the-box support for GDPR, HIPAA, and ISO 27001 compliance.
Ransomware Recovery: Easily restore earlier, clean versions of files if compromised, with up to 10 years of version history retained.
Generous Capacity: Plans include 1 TB of storage allowance per user, with the ability to add more later.
For organizations in legal, healthcare, finance, or media, the value goes beyond simple file storage.
It is demonstrating a concrete commitment to privacy and security to your clients and partners.
Proton Drive for Business offers a free trial so teams can test this secure infrastructure before fully transitioning.