Secure communications and access for Government data and systems
White House Executive Order 14028 and a special memorandum mandate that all U.S. federal agencies adopt a Zero Trust access framework and prepare for quantum-safe encryption.
Secure communications
and access for Government
data and systems
White House Executive Order 14028 and a special memorandum mandate
that all US federal agencies adopt a Zero Trust access framework and prepare
for quantum-safe encryption. The deadline for implementing Zero Trust architecture is September 30, 2024!
Identify & track all IDs
Stay always up-to-date about which human and machine identities have privileged access to what sensitive data or infrastructure, at what level, why and when.
Collaborate securely
Send, share, sign, collect, collaborate on and transmit data between internal and external stakeholders with quantum-safe encryption and by verifying the sender and the recipient.
Disarm credential risk
Control passwords and encryption keys with unique just-in-time Zero Trust Access Management that allows migration to passwordless and keyless authentication.
Secure the extended government and their supply chains
The Federal Government collaborates with a number of external partners. For them to work efficiently, the government needs to grant third parties the rights to:
- Perform remote upgrade and maintenance tasks inside the government networks
- Share sensitive information, emails, and workspaces, or sign classified documents
- Share passwords and encryption keys that grant access to critical data and infrastructures
- Run machine- or human-initiated file transfers
Work from anywhere as a government employee
Governments have conflicting pressures: to make information accessible and to protect it. Remote work and hybrid work environments are here to stay, and so is remote access to vital data and infrastructures.
VPNs and firewalls do not offer the granularity and configurability required for modern dynamic access needs for IT and OT environments. Regular business communication tools (like email and workspaces) are not end-to-end encrypted.
Defend your long-term secrets with quantum-safe communications
Ensure that your data in transit (the secrets of your organization) stays secure now and long into the age of quantum computers.
Download the guide to quantum-safe cryptography for federal and public institutions
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FIPS 140-2 compliant
Our secure remote access, file transfer and tunneling solution Tectia supports X.509 PKI authentication, uses FIPS 140-2 certified cryptography, and works well with smartcards, including U.S. Federal Government Personal Identity Verification (PIV) and Common Access Cards (CAC).
Certified for the transport of classified data
The National Cyber Security Authority at the Finnish Communications Regulatory Authority (Traficom) has certified the SSH NQX quantum-safe encryptor as a cryptographic product for protecting confidential information according to Finnish national (FI) TL III security requirements.
Government-grade security solution
The Deltagon Suite is officially approved by the National Cyber Security Centre Finland (NCSC-FI) at the Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom for levels TL III and TL IV (corresponding with EU confidential and EU restricted levels) in secure communications.
Pioneers in data encryption
Ever since inventing the Secure Shell protocol that protects millions of connections every day, we've been leading the way in secure communications. Together with our partners, we were awarded for our efforts in the Post-Quantum Cryptography Finland by the Finnish Security Awards (FSA).
