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10 years ago, when data protection was still a new concept, Christopher Bick and Felix Ferchland founded stashcat GmbH. They developed a High Secure Messenger that specializes in data privacy compliance and maximum security.
In an interview with CEO Christopher Bick, we learn more about the company's beginnings, how to deal with hackers and stashcat's plans in the Middle East.
An interoperable messenger is crucial for organizations such as the fire department, police or THW, as it enables fast and effective communication across different messenger services. In crisis situations, this smooth collaboration and organization between different organizations is essential.
The German Minister of Economic Affairs, Robert Habeck, traveled to Namibia and South Africa from 04 - 09.12.22. Habeck was accompanied on his trip by a business delegation - including 34-year-old CEO of stashcat Christopher Bick.
The work of the police and the demands of communication have evolved with the technical progress in private life. In order to enable even more efficient police work, there is a need to expand communication to include contemporary
Every company has structures that regulate the form and channels of communication. Particularly at present - in times of pandemic, when many team colleagues are in their home offices - the density of information on the familiar channels can be so high that these structures no longer do justice to everyday life. Communication then becomes cumbersome or confusing.
Essen-based secunet Security Networks AG and Hannover-based stashcat GmbH are taking a joint path for Secure Messaging and Video Conferencing.
How do I know if a software or online service can be used in a GDPR-compliant way? 3 years after the EU General Data Protection Regulation came into force, the tone is becoming harsher. Corporations are threatened with penalties in the millions and as a result, the topic is also shifting into the focus of companies in Germany and other EU member states.