Secure Out of Band Collaboration
Securing Your Most Critical Roles and Operations
Comprehensive Collaboration
Built for the most critical enterprise collaboration needs, ArmorText offers your organization secure messaging, voice, video and file-sharing along with a full suite of compliance capabilities that all leverage our patented User+Device and Scope-of-Review specific end-to-end encryption (E2EE).
In contrast to typical collaboration tools that expose unencrypted content to anyone – good or bad – with the right credentials, ArmorText’s E2EE makes sure that only the right people in your organization can access encrypted communications for as long as you’re required to keep it.
Uncompromised Security
Using ArmorText for your out-of-band communications gives you the confidence that your most essential roles and operations – security operations, incident response, executives/legal teams – will be able to communicate, no matter what threat your organization faces.
And ArmorText can conform to your compliance and governance controls, so moving certain communications out-of-band – left of bang or right of bang – won’t force you to give up essential parts of your security protocol or expose you to legal challenges.
Right of Bang: Business Continuity, Crisis Comms and Incident Response
“Bang” is whatever event you’ve defined that’s worth planning for – be it a hurricane, cyber security breach, or an on-site attack. “Right of Bang” is everything you do after the event. With right-of-bang scenarios, your mission critical teams must be able to communicate no matter what and do it with a tool that won’t cause you legal trouble down the road.
ArmorText provides your critical roles the security their communications require while allowing you to maintain the user management, data lifecycle controls and end-to-end encrypted audit trails you need to stay compliant.
Left of Bang: Proactive Cybersecurity
ArmorText Features
ArmorText was built to secure your your most critical roles and operations.
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