Protecting Communications from Sensitive to Classified
When public safety, national security, and citizen trust are at stake, secure communication isn't optional - it's mission-critical. Cellcrypt Government offers a government-grade secure communications platform specifically designed for public authorities.
From ministries and municipalities to emergency responders and law enforcement, Cellcrypt ensures every call, message, and file remains private, verifiable, and sovereign.
With the strongest classical encryption, post-quantum algorithms, and a multi-layer quantum-safe framework, Cellcrypt empowers governments to stay ahead of tomorrow’s attacks.
Governments face constant threats: eavesdropping, data leaks, and regulatory risks. Communications need to be secure even across enemy and compromised networks.
Protect friends and family/welfare calling, and messaging with the same level of protection as your classified communications.
Without a secure alternative, staff often use consumer messenger apps for both official and personal use, which poses significant security risks and compliance issues.
The Cellcrypt Government Advantage
Stay ahead of tomorrow’s threats with true military-grade encryption, including quantum-resistant protection.
We don’t just encrypt your data — we eliminate data leakage vectors. No contact syncing. Full metadata control.
Users are provisioned via secure, role-based credentials via e-mail, Aliases, or through central AD/LDAP directories.
Use Cellcrypt as a cloud service or deploy it on-premises for complete data sovereignty, with or without a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). Air-gapped and field-deployed options are available.
Cellcrypt has been independently validated and certified for classified use (Secret / Top Secret) against the highest standards, including FIPS, NIAP, Common Criteria and NATO NIAPC.
Complete oversight with user provisioning, permissions, policy enforcement and remote kill capability. Integrates with MDMs, MFA, and existing PBX systems for deskphone-to-mobile calls.