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Security / trust page — Proton Drive
Checked for Proton Drive on 1 Nov 2026
- Page
- https://proton.me/drive/security
- Checked
- 1 Nov 2026, 08:57 UTC
- How we may use it
- Public page, crawling permitted
Technical details
- type
- page
- http status
- 200
- content hash
- sha256:080b178bc64ccce3a82d1fb1bb7870bd5ffb9b55bc1d537a87a3acd2a49946c9
- permission
- robots_ok
- screenshot
- Screenshot on file (internal exhibit, not published)
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Facts read from this source
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E2e encryption Report an error
“Thanks to our end-to-end and zero-access encryption, no one can access your files without your permission.”
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Encrypted file sharing Report an error
“Proton Drive also supports end-to-end encrypted file sharing. Only the people you share the link or password with can access your files, keeping you in control.”
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No key management Report an error
“You don’t need any technical knowledge to use Proton Drive, and you don’t need to manage, share, or distribute public and private encryption keys.”
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Elliptic curve cryptography Report an error
“Proton Drive uses the latest, high-performance elliptic curve cryptography (ECC Curve25519) to secure your files.”
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Openpgp standard Report an error
“Proton Drive relies on the open-source and battle-tested OpenPGP end-to-end encryption standard.”
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Open source Report an error
“we’ve made all our apps and encryption libraries open source.”
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Bug bounty Report an error
“we operate a bug bounty program to crowdsource security and encryption improvements.”
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Securitum audit Report an error
“Proton Drive has been audited by Securitum, a leading European security auditor. We always publish these audit reports so you can see a professional third-party evaluation of our apps.”
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Swiss jurisdiction Report an error
“Proton is based in Switzerland, which provides us with many legal privacy protections. Switzerland is politically neutral, outside US and EU jurisdiction, and isn’t a member of any Five Eyes or Fourteen Eyes intelligence-sharing agreements”
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Article 271 prohibition Report an error
“under Article 271 of the Swiss Criminal Code, Proton is prohibited from sharing data with foreign authorities.”
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Data centers Report an error
“We have invested heavily in owning and controlling our own server hardware and network in Switzerland and Germany - both countries with strong privacy laws. Our data centers are located at highly secure sites that require biometric access.”
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Encrypted disks Report an error
“our servers utilize fully encrypted hard disks with multiple password layers, preserving data security even if our physical infrastructure is breached or stolen.”
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Dns caa Report an error
“Proton uses DNS Certificate Authority Authorisation.”
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Monitoring 24 7 Report an error
“Our security teams continuously monitor our infrastructure for security alerts and take proactive action when we detect attacks against specific user accounts.”
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Automatic account locking Report an error
“automatically locking your account if we suspect somebody other than you has gained illicit access.”
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Company entity Report an error
“Proton AG Route de la Galaise 32 1228 Plan-les-Ouates Geneva, Switzerland”
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User base Report an error
“Over 100 million people and some of the world’s largest organizations have signed up with Proton.”
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Scores citing this record
- The Agency Producer Encryption, key custody & recovery
- The Agency Producer European sovereignty
- The Architecture Practice Partner Sharing & external collaboration
- The Architecture Practice Partner Encryption, key custody & recovery
- The Architecture Practice Partner European sovereignty
- The Data Protection Officer Encryption, key custody & recovery
- The Data Protection Officer European sovereignty
- The IT Lead Encryption, key custody & recovery
- The IT Lead European sovereignty
- The Skeptic Encryption, key custody & recovery
- The Skeptic European sovereignty
- The Tax Adviser Encryption, key custody & recovery
- The Tax Adviser European sovereignty