Case Study: Human Rights Network for Journalists-Uganda secures sensitive data with Tresorit

Human Rights Network for Journalists-Uganda Securely Stores and Transfers Sensitive Information With Tresorit

Human Rights Network for Journalists-Uganda (HRNJ-Uganda), a nonprofit network of journalists promoting civil rights, faced significant cybersecurity challenges. The organization handles extremely sensitive data on human rights violations and its members, making it a target for surveillance by government agencies and internet service providers. They needed a secure way to store and share files among staff working across the country without the risk of interception.

To address this, HRNJ-Uganda implemented Tresorit's end-to-end encrypted cloud storage and collaboration platform. The solution ensured that no third parties could access their sensitive projects, allowing the team to store and transfer information securely. The automatic synchronization feature also ensured staff always had access to updated files, even when working remotely in the field. This provided the organization with essential peace of mind, securing their privacy, digital identity, and data against unwanted surveillance.

Human Rights Network for Journalists-Uganda

Emmanuel Magambo

Media Officer