Picture this scenario. You’re a government leader or a critical infrastructure operator. Suddenly, your communication systems go dark. The network has been breached, and sensitive information is exposed. Foreign adversaries are listening, decisions are delayed, and operations are paralyzed. Worse yet, you have no way of getting in touch with your employees to let them know what is going on. This is no hypothetical crisis; it’s the reality we face in a world where security threats grow more sophisticated by the day. These attacks aren’t just disruptive; they can cripple national security, public safety, and critical operations. The Salt Typhoon espionage campaign proved just how vulnerable ...