Published Jan 17, 2017 by Xiph
SaltDNA, the leader in secure mobile communications and compliance for the enterprise are delighted to announce its recent partnership with Ncryptcellular who are a fully owned & operated Australian company based in Sydney who specialise in providing secure smartphone solutions to businesses & governments.
SaltDNA, the leader in secure mobile communications and compliance for the enterprise are delighted to announce its recent partnership with Ncryptcellular who are a fully owned & operated Australian company based in Sydney who specialise in providing secure smartphone solutions to businesses & governments.
The Ncryptcellular solutions are tailored to provide the comfort of mind that enterprise smartphones are protected against advanced hacking threats & that important communications stay private & confidential. Ncryptcellular offer companies the security and peace of mind that your corporate Information is safe and secure with an unprecedented level of protection against digital threats in this age of information and communications. With the incorporation of SaltDNA’s encrypted communications software and Ncryptcellular’s secure handset, enterprises will receive the highest grade encryption techniques to allow users to voice call, text message, conference call or send files with the highest confidence. With this partnership, Ncryptcellular will now also be in a position to directly resell the SaltDNA Secure Communications Software Solution into their local territories.
“Our new partnership with Ncryptcellular is extremely exciting, which allows us to offer our software solution to the Australian territory, as well as the addition of our secure communications technology to a hardware solution”, said Joe Boyle, COO at SaltDNA. “Ncryptcellular fully understand the importance of secure communications for the enterprise which is crucial, and have a vision for how our fully enterprise-managed software solution can be utilised by Australian Enterprises and Governments as a cloud or on-premise deployment solution.”
“We are very pleased to be able to partner with SaltDNA. Their cutting edge communications platform aligns with our vision of providing a secure smartphone eco-system into Corporate and Government environments”, said Alex Kesik, CTO at Ncryptcellular. “The team at SaltDNA have been able continually develop a very powerful yet easy to implement closed loop communication system offering organisations the highest level of protection for their confidential communications.”
For more information in regards to the SaltDNA and Ncryptcellular Partnership, or other SaltDNA news, contact our team on info@saltdna.com.
About SaltDNA
SaltDNA provides a fully enterprise-managed software solution that enables absolute privacy in mobile communications. It is easy to deploy and uses multi-layered encryption techniques to meet the highest of security standards. The SaltDNA Desktop and Mobile apps are intuitive and easy to install and use. The SaltDNA Communication Manager provides a console for tight management of users and can be configured for the management of regulatory (i.e. FINRA, HIPAA and MiFID) compliance. SaltDNA is headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts and Belfast, UK, and is funded by Accomplice (formerly Atlas Venture) and Stonehammer Capital. www.saltdna.com.
About Ncryptcellular
Established in 2015, Ncryptcellular PTY LTD is a privately owned Australian company. Ncryptcellular offers a secure mobile platform which leverages open source technology to offer multi-layered encryption on secure mobile handsets for Enterprise, Government and privacy-focussed individuals. www.ncryptcellular.com.au
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