Can You Trust Carrier Networks with Your Most Sensitive Communications?
Nation-state threat actors are targeting telecom and ISP networks, exposing vulnerabilities in infrastructure rather than just devices. By targeting infrastructure, attackers can bypass cybersecurity defenses, putting your sensitive and classified communications at higher risk of interception.
How might a carrier breach impact our organization?
How do we get robust protection without slowing productivity?
If our systems aren’t entirely in-house, how can we guarantee our data remains private?
SecuSUITE Counters Advanced Threats
NSA-certified, Government-Grade Encryption
Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) like hacking Typhoons are infiltrating telecom networks, jeopardizing national security and private sector integrity. SecuSUITE® is designed to prevent eavesdropping and disruption, enabling enterprises to protect sensitive data and uphold secure communications.
Unmatched Security
- Real-time cyberthreat protection: Cryptographic separation of work and personal data to safeguard collaboration.
- Protects sensitive data: Advanced jailbreak and root detection.
- Unmatched end-to-end encryption: Ensures secure voice calls, messages, and file transfers, even over compromised networks.
- Maintain control over your data: Secures metadata and maintains control to prevent leaks.
Simple to Deploy, Simple to Use
- Cross-platform compatibility: Ensures seamless integration with various devices and workflows.
- Cost-effective simplicity: Reduces infrastructure needs, lowers total cost of ownership, and eliminates the need for additional security components.
- Intuitive interface: No specialized training required.
- Invisible security: Advanced measures work behind the scenes while remaining unobtrusive to users.
Meets the Highest Standards
- Globally endorsed security: Trusted by NATO, endorsed by NSA, and built to meet NIST standards.
- FIPS 140-2 validated encryption: Utilizes cryptographic keys validated to the highest standards.
- Trusted by leaders worldwide: Unmatched reliability to safeguard confidential interactions.
- Compliance and privacy assurance: Technology backed by industry-recognized certifications.
The thing about this attack was they didn't have to put anything in their phones. They put the malware inside the telecommunications carrier's network, and then they were able to target specific individuals so they could gather that data basically in real-time.
David Wiseman, VP Field Marketing, Secusmart, Secure Communications
Telecommunications metadata can be a goldmine for cybercriminals. Even if the contents of calls and texts aren’t leaked, knowledge of the context behind these calls, such as who a person calls, how often and when, can be easily weaponized.
Ismael Valenzuela, Vice President of BlackBerry Threat Research and Intelligence