BlackBerry Achieves FedRAMP High Authorization for Crisis Communication Software

BlackBerry Limited has announced that its crisis communication software, BlackBerry AtHoc, has obtained FedRAMP High Authorization from the Joint Authorization Board. This status emphasizes the company's commitment to data security and resilience for federal agencies and critical infrastructure.

BlackBerry AtHoc is widely trusted, with usage by over 75% of U.S. federal government agencies for crisis communications. It is designed to protect sensitive data during cyberattacks and natural disasters, ensuring business continuity.

The FedRAMP High Authorization signifies a rigorous evaluation, confirming compliance with 421 federal security standards. This milestone elevates BlackBerry AtHoc as a leading choice for organizations prioritizing security, privacy, and flexibility.