Secure mobile
Smartphones are no longer a secondary risk. Attacks on mobile devices increased 29% year-over-year, and advanced spyware is turning everyday devices into high-value targets for surveillance and data theft.
At the same time, regulations like NIS2 now explicitly include mobile communication channels in their audit scope. Most organisations still rely on consumer-grade tools for sensitive conversations, and that gap is exactly where attackers operate.
Sentyron offers four product lines for secure mobile communication, each built for a different level of security requirement and organisational context.
For organisations that need a secure communication channel without replacing their device fleet
Standalone sovereign secure messaging.
For organisations that need certified secure devices without vendor lock-in
EU/NATO Restricted-level certified smartphones, compatible with third-party MDM solutions.
For organisations with mature IT environments that need secure mobile fully integrated into existing infrastructure
Certified secure mobile communication managed through BlackBerry UEM, connecting to your existing AD, PKI and SIEM.
For users operating at the highest confidentiality levels
Hardware-enforced domain separation on the Bittium Tough Mobile 3, designed for EU and NATO Confidential-level approval.
From consumer-grade devices to a fully controlled software stack, find the maturity level that matches the sensitivity of your operations.
Maturity model
Baseline
Can be OK for non-privacy centric consumers
Level 1
End-to-end encrypted app prevents eavesdropping of communications
Level 2
Further added security via EMM, app policies, and device policies on a certified device
Level 3
Two fully separated operating systems on one device, hardware-enforced. Built for EU and NATO confidential-level operations
Compare the four Sentyron Secure Mobile product lines side by side, grouped by what matters most for your decision.
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Capability | Secure Messaging | Mobile Trusted | Mobile EMM | Mobile Mission |
|---|---|---|---|---|
DATA CLASSIFICATION | ||||
Unclassified (‘Sensitive’) | ||||
EU/NATO Restricted certified | ||||
EU/NATO Confidential certified | ||||
DEPLOYMENT & INTEGRATION | ||||
No device replacement needed | ||||
Suitable for BYOD environments | ||||
Dutch data jurisdiction | ||||
Third-party MDM compatible | ||||
BlackBerry UEM integration | ||||
Hardware-level domain separation | ||||
CRYPTOGRAPHY | ||||
Post-quantum cryptography |
What is the difference between Secure Messaging and the Mobile product lines?
Sentyron Secure Messaging is a software-only solution that works on existing devices. The Mobile product lines involve certified hardware combined with a managed security stack, offering a higher level of assurance and control.
Do we need to replace our entire device fleet?
Not necessarily. Sentyron Secure Messaging deploys alongside your existing infrastructure without requiring device replacement. The Mobile product lines do involve certified hardware, but can be rolled out selectively based on user roles and risk profiles.
Which solution is right for organisations under NIS2?
NIS2 requires organisations in critical sectors to include mobile communication channels in their security architecture. Depending on your current maturity level, Secure Messaging or Mobile EMM are typically the most practical starting points. We can help you assess where you stand.
Is Sentyron's infrastructure hosted in the Netherlands?
Sentyron Secure Messaging is hosted in a Dutch cloud environment under Dutch jurisdiction. The Mobile product lines run on certified hardware with on-premise key management, giving your organisation full control over data sovereignty.
Can Sentyron's solutions integrate with our existing IT environment?
Yes. Mobile EMM integrates directly with Active Directory, PKI and SIEM via BlackBerry UEM. Secure Messaging connects to existing identity and device management solutions. Mobile Trusted is compatible with third-party MDM platforms.
What is hardware-level domain separation?
Hardware-level domain separation, also known as dual-boot, means a single device runs two fully independent operating systems side by side. One is a standard Android environment for everyday use. The other is a fully isolated secure environment for sensitive or classified operations. The two environments cannot exchange data, so a compromise in one does not affect the other.
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Every organisation has a different starting point. Whether you are dealing with NIS2 compliance, a specific threat scenario, or a gap in your current mobile security architecture, we can help you find the right fit.
