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NyxTalk, Slack and Teams, side by side.

Slack and Teams keep your conversations in their cloud. NyxTalk keeps them on your server, encrypted so that even your server can't read them. Here is the detail — sources at the bottom of the page.

NyxTalk compared with Slack and Microsoft Teams
CriterionSlackMicrosoft TeamsNyxTalk
Where the data lives 1 4Slack's cloud (Salesforce)Microsoft 365 cloudOn your server, on your premises
Can the provider read the messages? 1 2 4 5Technically yes: encryption at rest and in transit, server-side; customer-managed keys (EKM) as an option on Enterprise+Technically yes: encrypted at rest so that the organisation can decrypt content (eDiscovery); end-to-end encryption limited to one-to-one calls and Teams Premium meetingsNo: MLS end-to-end encryption for every message, file and call
Exposure on the Internet 6 7Public sign-in pages and APIsPublic sign-in pages and APIsOne silent UDP port; no public page or API
Who can sign in 8Any device with the credentials (+ two-factor, depending on settings)Any device with the credentials (+ Conditional Access, depending on licence)Only an enrolled device, with password and security key
Telemetry 3 9Yes: usage, log and device dataYes: required diagnostic dataNone
Integrations 10 11Very large app catalogueMicrosoft 365 suite and app storeDeliberately limited: no third-party app enters the encrypted perimeter

The last line is deliberate. NyxTalk does less than Slack and Teams when it comes to integrations — because anything that plugs into the conversations would have to read them. If your team lives on hundreds of connected apps, NyxTalk is not a drop-in replacement; if your conversations must stay confidential, that limit is the point.

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