Wickr Pro

“Using Wickr RAM in Cloud One allows our personnel and teams to collaborate securely at the tactical edge and higher; in-garrison and deployed. Its ability to run on many different platforms and its feature set enables us to reduce security risks and operate successfully. Wickr RAM fills distinct secure mobility collaboration gaps to meet DoD compliance mandates at scale. Based on its commercial and government hosting, scalability, and federation capabilities, it is the only compliant solution that enables secure foreign partner, other government agency, and non-government agency secure collaboration for rapid response operations and ad-hoc activities. This is especially key to enable humanitarian efforts, crisis response, and other operations. Its bot system also enables automation for automatic data collection and communications."

“As former employees from federal law enforcement, the intelligence community, and the military, Qintel understands the need for enterprise-federated, secure communication messaging capabilities. When searching for our company’s messaging application we evaluated the market thoroughly and while there are some excellent capabilities available, none of them offer the enterprise security and flexibility that Wickr does. Qintel has always enjoyed a solid relationship with Wickr. We have found them to be very transparent with their technology and wanting to make their products more secure and effective. We not only use Wickr for individual and group secure communications, but also take advantage of Wickr’s bot features to automate threat intelligence and other critical information.”

“UNCOMN combined forces with AWS Wickr to secure communications for Operation Recovery, supporting the safe evacuation of Afghan allies in the wake of the U.S. military exit from Afghanistan.”

“Operation Recovery required a secure form of communication with the many principals within our care. UNCOMN and Wickr developed an elegant solution to a very complex problem. Together, they produced a method for us to use Wickr’s protocol to communicate securely with at-risk allies in Afghanistan.”