A Cybersecurity Context

Secure Communications

Secure communications refers to the protection of data, voice, and messaging across networks to prevent unauthorised access, interception, or tampering. This approach emphasises end-to-end encryption, zero-trust architectures, and compliance with stringent security standards to safeguard sensitive information. It often involves secure mobile platforms, hardened devices, and managed security services that ensure confidentiality and integrity, even in high-risk environments. The focus is on delivering trusted communications solutions for governments, enterprises, and critical sectors, mitigating threats from cyber espionage, malware, and other vulnerabilities.

Trusted by Those Who Shape the World

For decades, BlackBerry has been the quiet force behind the world’s most critical missions. Our solutions protect organizations that operate where security, reliability, and resilience are non-negotiable—from G7 governments and many G20 nations to global leaders in finance, healthcare, and critical infrastructure. These institutions drive economies, safeguard citizens, and defend national security, relying on BlackBerry as their trusted partner in an era of escalating threats.

Today, as digital and geopolitical landscapes grow more complex, our commitment remains unwavering. We continue to provide the most tested and validated security solutions, ensuring that those who lead, protect, and innovate can operate with absolute confidence—no compromises, no exceptions.

From Reactive To Proactive Defence In Critical Infrastructure: How AI-Powered Threat Intelligence Uncovers The Unknown

We live in uncertain times. When we consider the “known unknowns” – like war, financial crises, and of course, cyber disruptions – as events that we can conceive, the likelihood and severity of them remain shrouded in uncertainty. The realm of cybersecurity, like many aspects of our interconnected world, is characterised by a constant dance with that unknown. Take the CrowdStrike incident that happened in July, for example. An unexpected flaw in its own software was responsible for taking down systems all over the globe, with critical infrastructure hit the hardest. From airports and hospitals to utilities and data centres, the event underscored how devastating a single, unexpected incident can be to global...

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