Built in Europe. For Europe.
Unparalleled security, maximum data integrity.
81% of breaches start with poor passwords. Uniqkey ends the threat and keeps you and everyone in your business protected.
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Zero-knowledge, end-to-end encryption.
Nobody, not even Uniqkey, can access your passwords. ISO 27001 certified.
Hosted and operated in Europe.
The only dedicated business password management solution in Europe.
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No third-party data transfer.
Protecting your data by keeping it where it belongs - with you.
Safe Harbour invalidated
The CJEU ruled that US government surveillance is fundamentally incompatible with EU fundamental rights. Thousands of companies lost their legal transfer basis overnight.
Privacy Shield struck down.
More than 5,000 companies had to scramble for an alternative with six weeks notice. SCCs survived but required burdensome case-by-case risk assessments for every vendor relationship.
The replacement framework is already under active challenge by NOYB.
In January 2025, the US dismantled the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB) — the independent oversight body that was a central pillar of the DPF's adequacy decision. The EU Parliament has formally questioned whether the DPF still meets the "essential equivalence" standard required by the CJEU.
NOYB is preparing a broader challenge.
Max Schrems has publicly stated that normal EU businesses are relying on a system of unstable executive orders to argue that using non-EU cloud systems is legal.
The difference isn't just where the servers are.
It's who controls the data.
Uniqkey
Non-EU Vendor
Choosing non-EU vendors is not just a legal risk.
It is a transfer of strategic control. Your employees' credentials, access patterns, and authentication data sit on infrastructure subject to foreign law. That is not a theoretical concern - it is a daily operational reality.
European digital sovereignty is not an abstract political concept.
It is a procurement decision made one vendor at a time. Every organisation that migrates to EU-native infrastructure is one less node in a dependency chain that routes European data through foreign legal systems.
"EU-hosted" is not the same as "EU-sovereign".
A foreign cloud with a European sticker is still a foreign cloud. Real sovereignty means EU ownership, EU operations, EU legal jurisdiction, and no path for foreign courts to compel access to your data.
Non-EU vendors have a marketing playbook: 'EU-hosted' badges, compliance certifications, and local data centers - with foreign ownership and foreign legal exposure underneath.We wrote about it.
Take back control and secure what matters
With an European password and access manager
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“We had concerns about data storage in non-EU regions due to data privacy laws. Uniqkey’s EU-based hosting reassured us of compliance and safety.”
Rob De Zwaan
CISO, Van Gogh Museum
“Uniqkey was the first solution that actually worked seamlessly across both mobile and browser. That was a key deciding factor for us.”
Rico Spaans
IT, Verbond van Verzekeraars
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“Uniqkey provides personalized onboarding with a dedicated customer success manager, ensuring our team could adopt the platform smoothly.”
Sigurd Felix
IT Manager at CROP
“Uniqkey gives us the security overview and control we need to confidently protect our company.”
Daniel Sönnichsen
IT consultant at Vejle Brand
Still have questions?
No problem.
No. Schrems II established that SCCs require case-by-case assessments and supplementary measures. They do not eliminate exposure under the CLOUD Act or FISA 702. SCCs are a contractual mechanism, not a legal firewall against foreign government access.
No. Legal jurisdiction follows corporate ownership and applicable national law -not server location. A US-headquartered company with Frankfurt data centers is still subject to US law. Your data can be compelled under the CLOUD Act regardless of where it is physically stored.
Your remaining license days carry over to Uniqkey from day one. You do not pay twice.