Certification will allow large-scale UK Government deployment of encrypted voice calls on BlackBerry® smartphones
London, UK – January 26th, 2012: Cellcrypt a leading provider of encrypted voice calling on mobile phones, today announced that Cellcrypt Mobile Baseline™ for BlackBerry® is in CESG CAPS evaluation.
CAPS (CESG Assisted Products Service) is a UK Government Cryptographic Evaluation Service run by CESG, the...
Supports BlackBerry, iPhone, Android and Nokia on GSM, CDMA and Wi-Fi networks
London, UK – December 22nd, 2011: Cellcrypt (www.cellcrypt.com), the leading provider of encrypted voice calling on mobile phones, today announced that Cellcrypt Mobile is the first secure calling solution to interoperate across all four major smartphone platforms.
Cellcrypt Mobile is...
Increased smartphone use in military- and government-related situations eventuated the obvious question, "How secure is that?"
Cellcrypt featured in Military Embedded Systems, US – September 5th 2011: Off-the-shelf iPhone, Blackberry, Nokia, or Android-based smartphones are simply everywhere and used by most everyone these days. And off-the-shelf smartphones are undoubtedly used by military officials, foreign dignitaries, and...
The Cellcrypt Mobile app was reviewed by Government Computer News in their labs by John Breeden
Cellcrypt featured in Govenment Computer News, US – August 31st, 2011: "Just because you’re paranoid, that doesn’t mean they’re not after you. For the most part, cell phone voice traffic is pretty secure. But that does not mean that someone who wants to intercept your call can't still do it. And it does not mean that...
In the digital era, the process of gathering data is far simpler than the distribution of it in a fast, secure and accurate manner
Cellcrypt featured in Digital Battlespace, UK – July 26th 2011: In today’s information-centric militaries, plenty of attention is lavished on reconnaissance platforms, the array of sensors they carry and the value of intelligence products collected. But that information has no use at all if it is not...
