Embedded software and secure communications supplier
BlackBerry combines QNX embedded software with Secure Communications products for encrypted conversations, incident coordination and managed endpoints. Canadian buyer evidence establishes a SecuSUITE extension through 2033, while DND deployment remains planned. Radar asset monitoring and Certicom device PKI broaden the portfolio; usable assurance depends on the exact product and configuration.
BlackBerry Limited is a Canadian public software company with QNX and Secure Communications businesses. It supplies embedded operating systems and virtualization, encrypted voice and messaging, incident coordination, managed endpoints, asset monitoring and device-identity services. Its former Cylance endpoint-security assets were sold to Arctic Wolf in February 2025.
Operating context
QNX supplies the embedded foundation; its QHS 8.0.4 safety hypervisor isolates guest and host access to processors, memory, devices and DMA, subject to hardware configuration and the Safety Manual. Ordinary QH 8.0.5 is uncertified and must not be used for safety-related production. Secure Communications includes SecuSUITE voice/messages/files, AtHoc notification and accountability, and UEM endpoint policy and secure applications. AtHoc Cloud 7.22 adds direct Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and private ArcGIS layers. UEM's evaluated server configuration differs from its broader cloud and on-premises offering. Dynamics, Workspaces and BBM Enterprise remain in the portfolio, alongside Radar sensor gateways and Certicom device PKI. Implementation, policy integration, accreditation preparation and managed support are also offered. Cylance's sold endpoint-security portfolio belongs to Arctic Wolf.
Canadian footprint
BlackBerry Limited's principal executive office is at 2200 University Avenue East, Waterloo, Ontario. QNX technical certification documents identify BlackBerry at 1001 Farrar Road, Kanata, Ontario, within its Ottawa operating presence. The issuer reported 1,749 regular, contract and student workers globally as of 28 February 2026, approximately 57% in Canada. These corporate and technical addresses do not establish manufacturing capacity or a site-wide product approval.
Waterloo, Ontario is the published city-level context for BlackBerry. It does not imply a street address or exact facility location.
BlackBerry is relevant to buyers assembling controlled communications, endpoint administration, embedded computing and incident coordination. The practical entry point is the specific product and configuration: SecuSUITE's Canadian extension establishes a buyer route, while the announced DND rollout remains planned; QNX safety approval and UEM server assurance have defined version and integration boundaries. Radar and Certicom add asset telemetry and device identity. Review host, guest, endpoint, key-management and acceptance responsibilities before treating a component approval as assurance of the complete system.
Interpretation of the public record. Not qualification, endorsement or evidence of buyer interest.
Critical-event communication and operator software
Incident notifications, personnel status and field reports combine with map-based targeting. Cloud 7.22 adds direct Entra ID synchronization; hosted approval applies to its named FedRAMP package.
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AtHoc coordinates notifications, personnel accountability, field reporting and map/geofence targeting during critical events. Cloud 7.22 is a current supplier release; its identity, comments and mapping refinements are cloud-specific. FedRAMP's High record applies to the named BlackBerry Cloud service package.
Evidence of maturity
Cloud 7.22 was announced 30 June 2026. FedRAMP F1302271924A records ongoing Class D (High) certification for the named hosted service since 11 April 2025; it does not cover every AtHoc installation.
Commercial availability
Current commercial critical-event software and hosted-service offering; release, hosting, identity feeds and mapping access require deployment-specific assessment.
Core features
Notification, accountability, field reports and shared maps/geofences support coordinated incident workflows.
Cloud 7.22 direct Entra ID user-data synchronization replaces manual UserSyncClient maintenance.
Template/response controls enable comments visible across email, mobile, SMS, desktop and SelfService responses.
Authenticated private ArcGIS layers and custom shape layers support event and alert targeting.
Recorded applications
Operator notification, personnel status and coordinated response during critical events.
Field location and status data feed logistics dashboards and open interfaces. H2M adds GNSS, motion sensing and LTE Cat-M1 connectivity; configuration, use-dependent endurance and approval evidence need model-specific review.
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Radar is an asset-location and status platform in BlackBerry's QNX business. Field devices feed role-based dashboards, reports, alerts and geofences, with an open API and named logistics-system integrations. Hardware and sensor configurations differ by asset and installation.
Evidence of maturity
Current commercial asset-monitoring portfolio. The H2M brochure labels its environmental approval list Certifications (Target); this does not establish achieved MIL-STD-810G, IP67 or IP69K acceptance.
Commercial availability
Commercial asset-monitoring devices and platform; sensor model, gateway, network coverage, installation and system interface need asset-specific assessment.
Core features
H2M combines GPS/GLONASS and 3-axis accelerometer/gyro inputs for location, movement, door/container, tamper and impact data; LTE Cat-M1 and a proprietary sensor gateway connect the device.
H2M uses a 273 Wh battery. Supplier testing reports up to five years under moderate use, with actual-use dependence; operating temperature is -40°C to 85°C.
Endpoint policies, identity controls and separated work applications support managed devices. BSI certification is specific to UEM Server 12.21.1 (40.32.0), with the surrounding host environment outside its evaluated boundary.
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BlackBerry UEM manages device compliance, authentication and separated work applications. The supplier offers controlled hosting choices. BSI certified UEM Server 12.21.1 (40.32.0) at EAL 4 augmented by ALC_FLR.3; that evaluated software release is distinct from a customer's integrated endpoint service.
Evidence of maturity
Current commercial offering. BSI-DSZ-CC 1235-2025 certified Server 12.21.1 (40.32.0) on 8 September 2025, with validity to 7 September 2030.
Commercial availability
Commercial endpoint software with on-premises, air-gapped and sovereign managed-cloud options; exact server version, clients and deployment dependencies require assessment.
Core features
Core and Management Console expose Web UI and Web Service API interfaces; roles, internal PKI and LDAP support administration. Signed policies reach devices over TLS at check-in.
Device compliance, authentication and app containerization provide cryptographic separation between work and personal data.
Device PKI links certificate issuance and renewal to enrolment and key stores. Hosted HSMs protect sensitive material; trust profiles and registration-authority responsibilities require customer-specific configuration.
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Certicom, a BlackBerry subsidiary, offers hosted or on-premises device certificate issuance, renewal and lifecycle management. Its PKI supports standard or custom X.509 profiles and ECQV options. Registration and key-store interfaces connect provisioning to the customer's device lifecycle.
Evidence of maturity
Current supplier PKI and managed-certificate offerings through Certicom Corp., a BlackBerry subsidiary. Named buyer acceptance, throughput and Canadian deployment scope remain to be confirmed.
Commercial availability
Hosted or on-premises PKI and managed-certificate service; certificate profiles, enrolment, trust model and protected key storage require customer-specific design.
Core features
Certificate issuance, renewal and lifecycle services support standard or custom X.509 profiles and ECQV options.
A registration authority accepts certificate-signing requests singly or in batches and integrates TPM, TrustZone, IC key stores or software keystores for enrolment.
Embedded RTOS and hypervisor components isolate mixed-criticality guests and control device access. QHS 8.0.4 safety approval is version-specific; ordinary QH 8.0.5 and customer-system certification have separate boundaries.
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QNX supplies embedded operating-system and virtualization components for mixed-criticality integration. QHS 8.0.4 is a safety component with approved-version and Safety Manual obligations; a separate TÜV revision list names QOS 8.0.4. Ordinary QH 8.0.5 is uncertified and cannot be used in safety-related production.
Evidence of maturity
QHS 8.0.4 appears in the March 2026 TÜV revision annex; Safety Manual and approved-version conditions apply. The QHS brief marks ISO/SAE 21434 in progress. QH 8.0.5 is a separate uncertified product.
Commercial availability
Licensed embedded components and integration support. Guest OS, board, device sharing, SMMU and Safety Manual requirements need a system-specific assessment.
Core features
Microkernel separation of host and guests, with independent VM scheduling and SMP or bound multiprocessing CPU pinning.
ARMv8/v9 or x86-64 hardware virtualization; ARMv8 AArch64 host extensions operate at EL2.
Encrypted voice, messaging and files for approved endpoints, with PBX integration and controlled deployment choices. NIAP's current server evaluation is configuration-specific and separate from client evaluation.
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SecuSUITE supplies encrypted voice, messaging and files for approved mobile and desktop endpoints, with PBX integration and controlled deployment options. NIAP's January 2026 evaluation covers Server 6.0; clients are evaluated separately, so server approval does not establish every integrated deployment.
Evidence of maturity
Current commercial offering. NIAP certified Server 6.0 on 27 January 2026; client and integrated-service assurance remain separate. Canadian phased DND deployment is planned for late 2026.
Commercial availability
Commercial licensing and deployment; approved endpoints and on-premises, sovereign-cloud or hybrid configuration require product-specific assessment.
Core features
Approved iOS, Android and desktop endpoints; encrypted voice, text and attachments with PBX integration.
On-premises, sovereign-cloud or hybrid deployment options for controlled communications infrastructure.
Public record
Recent activity
Sep 22, 2026
On 22 September 2026 BlackBerry reported Coretura’s selection of the jointly developed QNX/Vector Alloy Kore foundation for commercial-vehicle computing. It is a first design win; associated variable royalty backlog remains a forecast dependent on production and contract conditions. Vector’s partner page displays 21 September for the same joint event. Separately, the Canadian SecuSUITE extension still describes phased DND deployment as planned for late 2026.
Current commercial software, hosted services and Radar hardware offerings span QNX and Secure Communications. Product licensing, approved endpoints, host configurations and deployment guidance determine scope; a component certificate is not acceptance of a customer's integrated system.
Financing and disclosed activity
BlackBerry's unaudited consolidated quarter ended 31 August 2026 reported USD 163.3 million revenue and USD 33.9 million net income; QNX, Secure Communications and Licensing contributed USD 80.3 million, USD 60.9 million and USD 22.1 million revenue respectively. These are global group results. Its 22 September Coretura design win added over USD 100 million of estimated future variable royalties to QNX backlog, not recognized revenue. ISED discloses a historical CAD 40 million SIF contribution; the 2026 amendment standardizes its audit/benefit duration and explicitly is not an extension. Global Affairs Canada separately discloses a CAD 4,155,380.16 contribution for Malaysia's Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence. Disclosed contribution values do not establish cash disbursed.
Ownership and entity scope
Ontario public company with BB common shares on the NYSE and TSX. Material subsidiaries include Secusmart GmbH; Certicom Corp. is a BlackBerry subsidiary. Public-company status does not establish Canadian beneficial control.
Reported employee range
1,749 regular, contract and student workers globally; approximately 57% in Canada, 28 February 2026.
Funding and ownership
Strategic Innovation Fund contribution
$40,000,000
ISED disclosed agreement 810913 with BlackBerry Limited for CAD 40,000,000 toward a foundational connected and autonomous vehicle platform, from 14 February 2019 to 30 June 2033. The 31 March 2026 amendment standardizes the agreement's duration and explicitly is not a project extension: the work phase ended 31 March 2023, with audit and benefit obligations continuing. The disclosed agreement value does not establish cash received or a current procurement order.
Global Affairs Canada contribution
$4,155,380
Global Affairs Canada disclosed contribution 7466457P014520001 to BlackBerry Limited for CAD 4,155,380.16, from 3 March 2025 to 31 March 2028, amended 18 February 2026. It supports Malaysia's Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence curriculum and initial delivery, scholarships, local training and sustainability. This is an overseas programme contribution; the record does not establish Canadian product procurement, achieved training outcomes or cash disbursement.
Reviewed connections
Released Defence need · Reviewed connectionEvidence strength: Moderate
Secure communications and embedded software may help teams working on Major-event and critical-infrastructure cyber defence by contributing to resilient communications and command, cyber and digital operations, and protection and survivability.
Which SecuSUITE endpoints, server/client releases, GC hosting and accreditation are contracted, and which DND rollout milestone has been accepted?
SSC's extension runs through 2033, with phased National Defence deployment planned for late 2026. The public buyer release does not name server/client versions or accepted milestones.
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Which guest workloads, shared devices, SMMU regions and Safety Manual obligations must the embedded system demonstrate?
QHS 8.0.4 is a certified safety component subject to its Safety Manual. Ordinary QH 8.0.5 is uncertified; guest, device and DMA configuration determine integration scope.
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Which AtHoc hosting release, identity feed and mapping controls, or UEM server and host configuration, match the required assurance boundary?
AtHoc Cloud 7.22 supports direct Entra ID synchronization and private ArcGIS layers. UEM's BSI approval covers Server 12.21.1, with its host environment outside the evaluated software.
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Which sensor update rate, gateway and network coverage, or device key-store and certificate lifecycle, fits the operating environment?
Radar H2M integrates wireless asset sensors and a data API; its battery estimate depends on usage. Certicom PKI supports device enrolment through hardware or software key stores.
Original sources 33 linked records
These records support the organization, its owned capabilities and their reviewed connections. A source count is not a count of independent confirmations.
The official public contact pathway for BlackBerry is https://www.blackberry.com/.
Supports: Profile · operating context
BlackBerry now presents two divisions: Secure Communications and QNX. Secure Communications offers encrypted collaboration and device control, including on-premises or sovereign-cloud deployment; QNX supplies real-time operating systems, hypervisors and embedded tools. This portfolio statement does not establish that sold Cylance endpoint assets remain BlackBerry products.
BlackBerry's public evidence establishes its current role and offering, but it does not answer every access, configuration, eligibility, maturity or buyer question needed for a first business-development conversation.
On-premises, air-gapped or sovereign managed-cloud choices; CAC/PIV integration and BlackBerry Dynamics support controlled identity and application use.
The evaluated UEM server is a software-only TOE. Hardware, virtualization, host OS, JRE and SQL database are outside the BSI evaluation boundary.
Recorded applications
Administration of controlled devices and work applications with deployment-specific identity and hosting policies.
Hosted PKI uses hardware security modules to protect sensitive material. Registration-authority vetting may operate at the customer, on-premises, hosted or manufacturing-line interface.
Recorded applications
Provisioning and renewal of device identities across manufacturing and operational lifecycles.
NIAP Server 6.0 configuration: RHEL 8 on ESXi 8, Dell PowerEdge R660/Xeon Silver 4510 or PacStar 451/Xeon D-1539; client evaluation is separate.
Authenticated encrypted peer and administration channels, external audit/syslog and signed updates; the SIP server relies on other VoIP infrastructure.
Recorded applications
Sensitive government voice, messaging and file-sharing on approved endpoints.
Secure communications and embedded software may help teams working on Sovereign digital systems and high-assurance communications by contributing to resilient communications and command, cyber and digital operations, and protection and survivability.
Reviewed connections indicate possible relevance based on public evidence. They do not indicate procurement direction, eligibility, endorsement or customer interest.
Safety Manual conditions mandatory; valid only identical tested products/approved revision list; no whole customer-system acceptance.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
Safety Manual conditions mandatory; valid only identical tested products/approved revision list; no whole customer-system acceptance.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Safety Manual conditions mandatory; valid only identical tested products/approved revision list; no whole customer-system acceptance.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Safety Manual conditions mandatory; valid only identical tested products/approved revision list; no whole customer-system acceptance.
True North Map derives this first-conversation question from the documented BlackBerry capability, current evidence and the decision gap that remains.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
The official capability material supports the named Secure communications and embedded software offering and the bounded operational description prepared for reviewer consideration.
Supports: Profile · description
The official company material describes BlackBerry as a Canadian technology business with the public offering summarized in this candidate.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The official capability material supports the named Secure communications and embedded software offering and the bounded operational description prepared for reviewer consideration.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · core features
BlackBerry now presents two divisions: Secure Communications and QNX. Secure Communications offers encrypted collaboration and device control, including on-premises or sovereign-cloud deployment; QNX supplies real-time operating systems, hypervisors and embedded tools. This portfolio statement does not establish that sold Cylance endpoint assets remain BlackBerry products.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · summary
The official capability material supports the named Secure communications and embedded software offering and the bounded operational description prepared for reviewer consideration.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing → Major-event and critical-infrastructure cyber defence
The official capability material supports the named Secure communications and embedded software offering and the bounded operational description prepared for reviewer consideration.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing → Sovereign digital systems and high-assurance communications
The official capability material supports the named Secure communications and embedded software offering and the bounded operational description prepared for reviewer consideration.
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
Cloud 7.22 supports authenticated private ArcGIS layers and custom shape layers within map settings.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Cloud 7.22 supports authenticated private ArcGIS layers and custom shape layers within map settings.
Supports: Profile · operating context
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Operators enable alert-response comments in templates/responses; comments visible in alert summary across email/mobile/SMS/desktop/SelfService.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · maturity
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · name
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · core features
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · capability type
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · summary
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · technicaldomainslugs
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · technicaldomainslugs
BlackBerry announced AtHoc Cloud 7.22 availability on 30 June 2026, with automatic Microsoft Entra ID user synchronization, response comments and operator alerting refinements. This is release-specific functionality, not evidence that every AtHoc deployment has upgraded.
Phased deployment planned to start with National Defence in late 2026; no completed rollout claimed.
Supports: Profile · display lead
Phased deployment planned to start with National Defence in late 2026; no completed rollout claimed.
Supports: Profile · defence posture
Phased deployment planned to start with National Defence in late 2026; no completed rollout claimed.
Supports: Profile · defence posture
Shared Services Canada extended and expanded its BlackBerry SecuSUITE contract through 2033 for encrypted federal voice, messaging, file sharing, and identity protection, with phased Department of National Defence deployment scheduled to begin in late 2026.
Supplier SecuSUITE offers encrypted voice/text/files for approved iOS/Android/desktop endpoints, with PBX integration and on-prem/sovereign-cloud/hybrid choices.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Supplier SecuSUITE offers encrypted voice/text/files for approved iOS/Android/desktop endpoints, with PBX integration and on-prem/sovereign-cloud/hybrid choices.
Supports: Profile · profileData.portfolioScope
Supplier SecuSUITE offers encrypted voice/text/files for approved iOS/Android/desktop endpoints, with PBX integration and on-prem/sovereign-cloud/hybrid choices.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · display lead
Supplier SecuSUITE offers encrypted voice/text/files for approved iOS/Android/desktop endpoints, with PBX integration and on-prem/sovereign-cloud/hybrid choices.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · core features
Supplier SecuSUITE offers encrypted voice/text/files for approved iOS/Android/desktop endpoints, with PBX integration and on-prem/sovereign-cloud/hybrid choices.
Supplier SecuSUITE offers encrypted voice/text/files for approved iOS/Android/desktop endpoints, with PBX integration and on-prem/sovereign-cloud/hybrid choices.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · core features
Supplier SecuSUITE offers encrypted voice/text/files for approved iOS/Android/desktop endpoints, with PBX integration and on-prem/sovereign-cloud/hybrid choices.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · summary
Supplier SecuSUITE offers encrypted voice/text/files for approved iOS/Android/desktop endpoints, with PBX integration and on-prem/sovereign-cloud/hybrid choices.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · technicaldomainslugs
Supplier SecuSUITE offers encrypted voice/text/files for approved iOS/Android/desktop endpoints, with PBX integration and on-prem/sovereign-cloud/hybrid choices.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · capability type
Supplier SecuSUITE offers encrypted voice/text/files for approved iOS/Android/desktop endpoints, with PBX integration and on-prem/sovereign-cloud/hybrid choices.
Supplier SecuSUITE offers encrypted voice/text/files for approved iOS/Android/desktop endpoints, with PBX integration and on-prem/sovereign-cloud/hybrid choices.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · name
Supplier SecuSUITE offers encrypted voice/text/files for approved iOS/Android/desktop endpoints, with PBX integration and on-prem/sovereign-cloud/hybrid choices.
Supplier SecuSUITE offers encrypted voice/text/files for approved iOS/Android/desktop endpoints, with PBX integration and on-prem/sovereign-cloud/hybrid choices.
Arctic Wolf and BlackBerry confirm the completed sale of Cylance endpoint security assets on 3 February 2025. Cylance endpoint products must not be presented as BlackBerry-owned offerings in the current portfolio.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Arctic Wolf and BlackBerry confirm the completed sale of Cylance endpoint security assets on 3 February 2025. Cylance endpoint products must not be presented as BlackBerry-owned offerings in the current portfolio.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · summary
Arctic Wolf and BlackBerry confirm the completed sale of Cylance endpoint security assets on 3 February 2025. Cylance endpoint products must not be presented as BlackBerry-owned offerings in the current portfolio.
QNX announced Hypervisor 8.0 for Safety general availability on 10 March 2026, built on SDP 8.0 with virtual-machine isolation for mixed-criticality workloads. Its release cites ISO 26262 ASIL D, IEC 61508 SIL 4 and IEC 62304 Class C targets; assurance must be checked against the exact licensed component, certificate and integration safety case.
QNX announced Hypervisor 8.0 for Safety general availability on 10 March 2026, built on SDP 8.0 with virtual-machine isolation for mixed-criticality workloads. Its release cites ISO 26262 ASIL D, IEC 61508 SIL 4 and IEC 62304 Class C targets; assurance must be checked against the exact licensed component, certificate and integration safety case.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · core features
QNX announced Hypervisor 8.0 for Safety general availability on 10 March 2026, built on SDP 8.0 with virtual-machine isolation for mixed-criticality workloads. Its release cites ISO 26262 ASIL D, IEC 61508 SIL 4 and IEC 62304 Class C targets; assurance must be checked against the exact licensed component, certificate and integration safety case.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing · summary
QNX announced Hypervisor 8.0 for Safety general availability on 10 March 2026, built on SDP 8.0 with virtual-machine isolation for mixed-criticality workloads. Its release cites ISO 26262 ASIL D, IEC 61508 SIL 4 and IEC 62304 Class C targets; assurance must be checked against the exact licensed component, certificate and integration safety case.
Contribution supports Malaysia CybersecurityCentreofExcellence curriculum/initial delivery, scholarships, local training/sustainability; not Canadian product procurement or completed outcomes.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
GAC 7466457 P 014520001: CAD 4, 155, 380.16 contribution to BlackBerry Limited, March 3, 2025–March 31, 2028; amended February 18, 2026.
Supports: Global Affairs Canada contribution funding event
GAC 7466457 P 014520001: CAD 4, 155, 380.16 contribution to BlackBerry Limited, March 3, 2025–March 31, 2028; amended February 18, 2026.
Supports: Global Affairs Canada contribution funding event
Contribution supports Malaysia CybersecurityCentreofExcellence curriculum/initial delivery, scholarships, local training/sustainability; not Canadian product procurement or completed outcomes.
Supports: Global Affairs Canada contribution funding event
GAC 7466457 P 014520001: CAD 4, 155, 380.16 contribution to BlackBerry Limited, March 3, 2025–March 31, 2028; amended February 18, 2026.
Supports: Global Affairs Canada contribution funding event
GAC 7466457 P 014520001: CAD 4, 155, 380.16 contribution to BlackBerry Limited, March 3, 2025–March 31, 2028; amended February 18, 2026.
Supports: Global Affairs Canada contribution funding event
GAC 7466457 P 014520001: CAD 4, 155, 380.16 contribution to BlackBerry Limited, March 3, 2025–March 31, 2028; amended February 18, 2026.
Supports: Global Affairs Canada contribution funding event
GAC 7466457 P 014520001: CAD 4, 155, 380.16 contribution to BlackBerry Limited, March 3, 2025–March 31, 2028; amended February 18, 2026.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing → Major-event and critical-infrastructure cyber defence
Reviewer synthesis of the public end state in the cited material: Event partners should be able to prepare for, detect and respond to cyber incidents through integrated threat intelligence, technical support, exercises and operational coordination before and during major events.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing → Major-event and critical-infrastructure cyber defence
High-profile events and their host organizations create concentrated cyber-risk and require coordinated planning, monitoring, incident response, exercises and secure information sharing across federal, provincial, municipal and private partners.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing → Sovereign digital systems and high-assurance communications
Reviewer synthesis of the public end state: Canada can design, integrate, secure, update and sustain trusted digital systems, AI, quantum communications and high-assurance C2 across defence platforms and operational environments without losing access to critical IP or software updates.
Supports: SecuSUITE secure voice, messaging and file sharing → Sovereign digital systems and high-assurance communications
CAF operations and defence platforms increasingly depend on secure cloud, AI, quantum technologies, integrated command-and-control, communications and high-assurance equipment whose software, data and intellectual property must remain supportable and sovereignly controlled.
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