Secuura
About Secuura

Trust the information itself, not just who sent it.

Secuura is the decentralised trust layer for the information organisations rely on. Instead of hoping to spot fakes, the organisation that stands behind a piece of information certifies it, and anyone relying on it can verify it, now or years later.

Secuura doesn't decide whether information is true. It enables those relying on it to establish its authenticity, its integrity and the authority of the organisation that certified it.

Secuura is information assurance, not cybersecurity: it signs information, it does not encrypt it or control access to it. It is not a detection tool, and it is not an identity, KYC, AML or e-signature product. Identity providers, GRC platforms and e-signature services are complementary to Secuura, not competitors.

Self-Sovereign Data, the long-term vision

Why now

The ground has shifted under the information every organisation relies on.

  1. 01

    Too much, too fast

    Information now moves faster, and in greater volumes, than people can check.

  2. 02

    AI agents send and receive

    AI agents are now senders and receivers of information, not just tools people use.

  3. 03

    Identity isn't enough

    Agent identity is being built, but it solves who an agent is, not whether to trust what it shares.

Knowing who sent you something isn't the same as knowing whether you can trust what they sent.

And the AI that creates the problem can't be trusted to solve it.

The problem

Your organisation runs on information it didn't create.

Contracts, certificates, reports, statements, invoices and other important documents and information arrive from customers, suppliers and partners every day. AI can now fake them so convincingly that trained professionals can't tell them from the real thing, yet most organisations still check by eye, by email or by phone.

And the AI that creates the problem can't be trusted to solve it.

The scale of it

Fraud is already expensive. AI is making it cheaper to commit.

~US$1 trillion

Estimated cost of GenAI-driven fraud globally by 2027.

Source: Secuura analysis of Gartner (Aug 2024); WEF Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026; WEF/Cybersecurity Ventures (2025).

~AU$1 billion

Home loans allegedly obtained using forged income statements within Commonwealth Bank's private banking division, which CBA reported to police in 2026.

Source: Cyber Daily, 4 March 2026.

Looking for data protection compliance? The SaaS compliance platform of our partner, Obeden, helps organisations work through GDPR, UK GDPR, PDPA and other frameworks.

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Let's talk.

Tell us about the information you rely on and the people who rely on yours, and we'll show you where Secuura fits.

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