On December 10, Movius announced it has been listed in the FedRAMP marketplace with a Department of Defense sponsored agency to provide mission-critical, secure communications solutions.
Movius has already been awarded multiple Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contracts through AFWERX, Tactical Funding Increase (TACFI) award, and most recently a Phase III award to scale enhanced secure communication capabilities. Movius’s solutions will contribute directly to the Department of the Air Force’s (DAF) strategic need for resilient information sharing, secure decentralized and distributed communications, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, assured communications, and situational awareness with Movius’s edge AI.
Movius’s MultiLine solution is a secure, scalable application that allows users to call and message through a secure business identity across any device, carrier, and connection type (Wi-Fi, Data, GSM, Satellite and Private). MultiLine supports built-in recording and call/message capture and storage for the entire workforce, enabling full surveillance, regulatory reporting, compliance management, and robust application security. The solution is also supported on legacy government cell phone programs.
Movius Decentralized Distributed Secure Communications solution enables decentralized, military grade communications globally, including in a denied and degraded network environment. With this solution there are no central server dependencies or risk of communications being blocked or thwarted. It includes the notion of self-sovereign identity.
“These awards are a culmination of over two years of focused partnership for groundbreaking innovation between the Air Force and the Movius team,” said Amit Modi, chief technology officer at Movius. “Ultimately, the vision is simple – freedom to communicate securely and safely from anywhere at any time.”
Source: Movius
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