Airspan Networks joins Oramach and iVent’s ARES consortium for European mission-critical communications

Oramach and iVent Mobile today announced that Airspan Networks has joined the ARES (Asymmetric Response European System) initiative as a partner.
Defense One

Ultrasecure comms could give special operators a leg up

Quantum computing gets a lot of attention for its potential to break encryption, but it might also make special operators’ communications more secure than ever. Late last year, a company called Rhea ...
Nasdaq

BB's Secure Comms Gains Traction: Will This Fuel a Turnaround?

BlackBerry Limited BB continues to shift its focus toward enterprise software and cybersecurity. Its Secure Communications revenues of $67.3 million contributed nearly 50% of total revenues in the ...
AFCEA

Secure Wireless Warfighter Comms Available When Troops Need Them Most

The ability of warfighters to be mobile and nimble is not a luxury during combat operations. It is an absolute necessity. Staying ahead of the enemy or avoiding attack often means an entire command ...
Defense One

Secure cellular comms could continue to be a hero

It's been almost 10 years since the devastating terrorist attacks on our nation and its people. On Sept. 11, 2001, it became abundantly clear how critical commercial cellular and radio services are to ...
Computer Weekly

Rethinking secure comms: Are encrypted platforms still enough?

In today’s constantly changing cyber landscape, answering the question “what does best practice now look like?” is far from simple. While emerging technologies and AI-driven security tools continue to ...