Foot Messenger

An "in-house messenger" is a secure, internal messaging system for organizations, also known as a LAN messenger or office chat. These systems allow employees to communicate securely within a company's private network or on a company's own servers, with features like end-to-end encryption, file sharing, and user control. Examples include Threema Work, Virola Messenger, and Softros LAN Messenger. Key features of in-house messengers

• Security: Many offer end-to-end encryption and features for enhanced security, protecting sensitive data from industrial espionage and cyberattacks.
• Control: Organizations can use centralized administration to manage user permissions, group chats, and other settings.
• Data sovereignty: Some options allow for self-hosting, meaning the company runs the messenger on its own infrastructure for complete control over data.
• Functionality: They typically include features like private and group chats, voice and video calls, and file sharing.
• Compliance: Many are designed to help organizations comply with regulations like GDPR.

Examples of in-house messengers

• Threema: Offers both a secure personal messenger and Threema Work for organizations. Threema OnPrem provides a self-hosted option.
• Virola Messenger: A LAN messenger that can be self-hosted for maximum data control.
• Softros LAN Messenger: A secure team messaging app that can be used on a local network.
• Office Chat: A cloud-based messenger with apps for various devices and centralized administration.
• Flock: A platform focused on team messaging, collaboration, and productivity tools.
• BeeBEEP: A free instant messaging application that does not require a server.

Job Type: Temporary

Contract length: 2 weeks

Pay: From Php18,500.00 per month

Work Location: In person