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BlackBerry has held NIAP Certification since 2017 for BlackBerry® SecuSUITE® and 2020 for BlackBerry® UEM. NIAP certification means products are approved for use in U.S.national security systems and conform to international Common Criteria standards.

BSI certification ensures compliance with the German Government’s strict security standards for safeguarding data and operations. BlackBerry SecuSUITE and BlackBerry UEM are BSI certified for use in the German government and its agencies.

BlackBerry® AtHoc® is the first Critical Event Management system authorized to operate at FedRAMP High level, the U.S. government’s top cloud security standard for handling the most sensitive unclassified data.

NSA CSfC (National Security Agency Commercial Solutions for Classified) approvals validate secure solutions for classified data protection in the US.

NATO Restricted approval ensures secure communications, meeting NATO standards for sensitive data.

The Canadian Communications Security Establishment has also approved the use of BlackBerry products in Canada.

Confirms approval for secure voice communications at NATO‑Restricted classification across all 32 NATO member nations. Enables trusted cross‑border mission coordination without replacing national command systems.

Validates secure voice capabilities against the VoIP Protection Profile through independent evaluation. Supports trusted deployment across allied governments through CCRA mutual recognition.

Authorizes BlackBerry SecuSUITE for protecting U.S. classified voice, messaging, and file transfers using layered commercial cryptography. Supports classified communications without bespoke systems.

Approves BlackBerry SecuSUITE for classified voice communications within the German government and NATO‑Restricted‑equivalent environments. Confirms suitability for executive, defense, and mission‑critical use.

Validates cryptographic protection for voice calls, text messages, and file transfers. Meets mandatory federal encryption standards for government and regulated deployments.

Confirms approval for NATO‑Restricted use and enables secure coordination across allied missions from day one. Establishes a standardized baseline for cross‑border operations while operating within national command and classification boundaries.

Independently validates endpoint management security against internationally recognized Protection Profiles. CCRA mutual recognition across 36 countries and territories reduces procurement friction while preserving national sovereignty and deployment control.

Authorizes BlackBerry UEM for U.S. classified mobility deployments using layered, independently validated security components. Supports modernization of mobile operations while remaining compliant with U.S. national security policy.

Meets mandatory requirements for German federal procurement and aligns with NATO‑Restricted equivalency. Supports classified mobility deployments for national use while enabling allied interoperability within approved boundaries.

Confirms alignment with mandatory U.S. DoD configuration baselines. Accelerates deployment into defense environments while reducing operational and procurement risk.

Validates cryptographic modules protecting managed devices and data. Meets mandatory U.S. and Canadian federal encryption requirements for regulated and government environments.

Provides a framework to ensure that the platform’s policies, controls, and processes for managing and securing endpoints, data, and access are aligned with internationally recognized information security management best practices.

Guides the implementation of cloud-specific security controls and shared-responsibility practices to help ensure the secure management of cloud-based endpoint, application, and data services.

Establishes controls and practices for the protection of personally identifiable information (PII) processed in cloud-based endpoint management services, helping ensure privacy, confidentiality, and compliance with data protection obligations.

Represents the highest U.S. federal cloud authorization and validates AtHoc Cloud for high‑impact emergency communications. Eliminates the need for agency‑by‑agency cloud security reviews.

Extends FedRAMP High assurance to state and local governments through reciprocity. Simplifies procurement and accelerates adoption for emergency management and public safety operations.

Confirms AtHoc meets mandatory U.S. DoD approval and configuration requirements. Enables rapid deployment of mission‑critical crisis communications across defense organizations.

Validates cryptographic protection for AtHoc communications when deployed in approved configurations. Meets mandatory federal encryption requirements. (FIPS 140-3 in progress.)

Demonstrates audited, enterprise‑grade information security and cloud governance practices for AtHoc Cloud operations. Supports global trust where government‑specific certifications are not required.

Demonstrates audited, enterprise‑grade information security and cloud governance practices for AtHoc Cloud operations. Supports global trust where government‑specific certifications are not required.

Demonstrates audited, enterprise‑grade information security and cloud governance practices for AtHoc Cloud operations. Supports global trust where government‑specific certifications are not required.