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The Wire Integrations SDK is built for developers who want to extend Wire without compromising its security model. Unlike traditional bot platforms, Wire Apps are cryptographic participants in the conversation, they operate with the same end-to-end MLS encryption as any human user. This guide covers the key concepts you need to build confidently on the platform.

Modern collaboration software has evolved along two primary architectural paths. On one side are mainstream collaboration platforms that prioritize extensibility and integration but rely on centralized trust models. On the other are secure messaging applications that implement end-to-end encryption (E2EE), typically designed as closed communication systems rather than extensible development platforms.

Brussels recently brought together policymakers, cybersecurity experts and industry leaders for a focused discussion on Europe’s digital future. At the center of the conversation was a clear theme: Europe must build its own secure, interoperable and values-driven digital ecosystem rather than replicate Silicon Valley models. Wire hosted the event to create space for an open exchange on digital sovereignty, secure communication and Europe’s responsibility to protect democratic infrastructure.

Wire Drive, now available on Wire Cloud, brings integrated file management and real-time document collaboration to Wire Messenger. It reduces app-switching, boosts team productivity, and simplifies access control—directly within the context of secure group messaging and conferencing.

Recent reporting confirmed that Microsoft provided BitLocker recovery keys to law enforcement in response to a valid court order. The case itself follows established legal procedures, yet it highlights a structural reality that many organizations are still evaluating: when encryption keys are stored with a provider, access is technically and legally possible under that provider’s jurisdiction. This is not a question of intent. It is a question of architecture, authority and control.

Wire has expanded its presence in the Middle East to meet the growing demand for sovereign, resilient digital communication infrastructure, which has increased by 200% across the region. Governments, regulated industries, and major enterprises in the Middle East now treat digital infrastructure as strategic national infrastructure.

Across critical national infrastructure, defense, and public administration, security has traditionally been applied late in the process. Organizations focus on protecting the systems where data resides, the networks through which it travels, and the frameworks that govern finalized assets. However, a fundamental shift in the threat landscape has revealed a systemic blind spot: the pre-classification layer.

Wire is entering its next phase of growth with momentum, clarity and purpose. As demand for secure, sovereign collaboration accelerates across Europe and beyond, the company has doubled year-over-year revenue and expanded its executive leadership to scale responsibly and sustainably. This milestone is not just about growth numbers. It reflects a broader shift in how organizations think about communication, risk and digital sovereignty and Wire’s role in shaping what comes next.

Wire, Europe’s leader in secure communication and sovereign collaboration, and Collabora Productivity, the company behind Collabora Online, today announced a strategic partnership to advance secure, interoperable, and sovereignty-focused collaboration capabilities for organizations globally. The partnership brings together two European technology providers with a shared commitment to open standards, transparent architectures, and verifiable security.

Wire, Europe’s leading secure collaboration platform, today announced a strategic partnership with AndersenLab, a global engineering and IT services provider renowned for its expertise in full-stack development, DevOps, cloud operations, and enterprise digital transformation. The partnership strengthens Andersen’s security-oriented portfolio while expanding Wire’s footprint among organisations that operate in highly regulated, privacy-sensitive environments.