Insider's guide to securely sharing whistleblower information about corporations, governments, and other powerful institutions
When giant corporations, governments, and other powerful institutions are incentivized to cover up problems, the ultimate solutions tend to require a healthy dose of transparency so that democratic societies can see all the facts and decide the best path forward.
As an independent news organization, Insider depends on sources to investigate important institutions. While we look for our sources to speak on the record, sources may sometimes rely on us to protect their identities where they fear negative repercussions for speaking out. We interviewed some of our top journalists to compile a list of some of the options for sharing evidence securely.In general, phone calls are more secure than emails.
Signal is better than traditional phone calls. In-person communication is an even more secure option.that isn't connected to the internet via your organization's networks. The best time and place to talk is outside of workIt provides end-to-end encryption, which
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