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The Case for Mission-Certified Communications
Learn why government agencies and critical infrastructure operators need a secure communications architecture purpose-built for their mission-critical operations.
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Introducing the AI-Assisted SDK App Migration Toolkit for BlackBerry Dynamics
The new toolkit automates the migration of existing native iOS and Android apps into the BlackBerry Dynamics secure container in hours — not months.
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Sovereignty Is Not Optional: How Governments and Enterprises Should Think About Control
Governments and enterprises need disciplined sovereignty assessments to manage legal, operational, cryptographic, and supply chain control.
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American Red Cross
How the American Red Cross uses a crisis communications tool to enhance its humanitarian mission. Learn more
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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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Meeting the Highest Bar
BlackBerry AtHoc Achieves FedRAMP High Certification
BlackBerry® AtHoc® redefines secure communication during crises by achieving FedRAMP High authorization.
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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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Detection Is Not Coordination: What Small Utilities Still Need After Water Watch
Detection is finally reaching the smallest utilities that need it most. Coordinating a response remains a challenge that local operators must solve themselves.
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Why CI Security Guidance Keeps Failing Small Utility Operators
Advice written for enterprises with security operations centers lands on utilities with three-person teams. Sequencing is the fix.
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Assume Compromise, Then What? Moving Past the Slogan to Operational Requirements
If you actually believed an adversary was inside your environment, your communications would change first.
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What CI Fortify Asks Utilities to Spend — And the Capability It Never Names
CISA tells operators to plan for life without reliable telecommunications. It doesn't say how you'd coordinate once that happens.
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When the Phones Go Down: The Coordination Gap Nobody Plans For
Isolation is step one of incident response. Coordination after isolation is the gap most playbooks leave unaddressed.
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