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BlackBerry Secure Communications Blog
BlackBerry Secure Communications Blog
Sovereign Communications Procurement: Questions to Ask Before You Buy
Before buying a sovereign communications solution, ask whether it can support secure coordination before, during, and after an isolation event, including manual operations, personnel accountability, partner reporting, and recovery.
Securing Communications in an AI-Assisted World
Christine Gadsby spoke with Decipher's Dennis Fischer about cybersecurity’s evolution, mobile communications risks, AI-driven threats, and secure government communications.
Communicating Under Pressure: New Guidance for Service Providers
BlackBerry Secure Communications supports joint guidance standards with end-to-end encryption, sovereign infrastructure, and government-grade certifications that keep crisis coordination confidential and reliable.
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The EU Cyber Resilience Act Is Turning Security into a Market Access Requirement
Starting September 11, new EU reporting obligations extend to communications platforms and give procurement teams a concrete set of questions to ask before the next contract renewal.
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Out-of-Band Communications: The Missing Layer in Critical Infrastructure Resilience
Critical infrastructure resilience depends on more than network isolation. Out-of-band communications keep response teams connected when normal systems fail.
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Trust Without Borders: How BSI Certification Reinforces the Global Impact of BlackBerry UEM
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A 90-Day Communications Continuity Plan for Water Utilities
When a water utility isolates its operational technology during a cyberattack, isolation alone does not create resilience. A practical 90-day plan builds three things in sequence: reliable alerting to replace the manual call tree, an out-of-band coordination channel independent of the isolated network, and managed devices for the small group carrying the response.
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Why Secure Communications Remain a Human Problem
New apps come and go, but the core problems remain. Secure government communications ultimately hinge on human behavior.
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The Day It Goes Sideways: One Superintendent, One Shift, One Incident Nobody Declared Yet
Everything the guidance calls a mitigation arrives at the plant as a phone call to somebody who may not pick up.
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When Both of You Are Compromised: Coordination Beyond Your Own Walls
Mutual aid, primacy reporting, and information sharing all rest on the same assumption: that you can reach somebody who is not on your network. A cyber campaign is the case where that assumption fails at both ends at once.
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AI-Assisted Exploitation Reaches the Federal Record
The latest advisory lists seven hardening actions. Completing them is engineering work; proving they were completed is coordination work.
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An Interview with Christine Gadsby on the State of Secure Communications
In conversation with KBI, BlackBerry Chief Security Advisor Christine Gadsby discussed widespread misconceptions around consumer-grade messaging app security.
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