Entrepreneur UK's London 100: Yeo Messaging
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Industry: Cybersecurity
Founded in 2018 by Alan Jones and Sarah Bone, YEO (an acronym for Your Eyes Only) has developed the world's first secure messaging ecosystem that authenticates the person — not just the device — with its patented Continuous Facial Recognition.
This innovation tackles the exploding risk of data breaches, impersonation fraud, and cyberattacks head-on.
With iOS, Android, and desktop apps already available and a growing pipeline of enterprise partnerships, YEO is quietly becoming one of the most important players in secure communications — built in London and now scaling globally.
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