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  • Sectra unveils Tiger/E Managed Service for secure, unclassified mobile communication and collaboration.
  • Offers end-to-end encryption with hardened devices, ensuring secure sensitive information exchange.
  • Sectra Tiger/E enhances national resilience, supporting sensitive collaboration across sectors.

Sectra, an international company specialising in cybersecurity and medical imaging IT, has unveiled the Sectra Tiger/E Managed Service.

This new sovereign, fully managed collaboration platform is designed to cater to the evolving requirements of authorities, municipalities, essential entities, and corporations.

It offers a secure, scalable, and user-friendly solution for mobile communication involving sensitive yet unclassified information. The platform supports calls, video, and chat with robust encryption, ensuring endpoint security and high availability for users.

Secure, flexible, and mobile collaboration

The launch addresses the increasing demand for secure, flexible, and mobile collaboration

The launch addresses the increasing demand for secure, flexible, and mobile collaboration, especially when managing sensitive information outside traditionally classified settings.

Sectra Tiger/E fills an essential gap by complementing existing classified systems and making secure collaboration accessible across various sectors.

Magnus Skogberg, President of Sectra Communications, highlights the importance of accessibility, stating, “As we have seen in recent conflicts, such as the war in Ukraine, secure solutions must be easily accessible as well as simple and intuitive to use—otherwise, they risk not being used at all.”

End-to-end encrypted communication

Sectra Tiger/E incorporates hardened Samsung Knox devices, a dual-environment architecture, and a quantum-resilient VPN into its service model, enhancing national resilience.

The platform separates two secure zones—one dedicated to sensitive collaboration and the other for everyday tasks—enabling users to maintain security without sacrificing usability or mobility. 

The service guarantees end-to-end encrypted communication, strong endpoint security, and an infrastructure engineered for regulatory compliance and national resilience. Since it is fully managed by Sectra, it alleviates the pressures on internal IT teams and provides the reliability crucial for organisations that cannot afford downtime.

Supporting sensitive communication

Specifically designed to support routine sensitive communication and urgent collaboration, Sectra Tiger/E Managed Service endows users with the flexibility and mobility needed to operate securely in varied scenarios, whether handling business secrets, coordinating routine operations, or responding to emergencies.

The platform builds on Sectra's extensive experience in developing RESTRICTED, SECRET, and TOP SECRET solutions. Although not intended for classified communication, it utilises proven security practices and threat analysis methodologies to offer a robust platform for sensitive collaboration.

The Sectra Tiger/E, where "E" signifies "essentials," acts as a complement to Sectra's existing solutions like Sectra Tiger/S (SECRET). Within this context, "essentials" pertains to the need for enhanced security in sensitive communication and collaboration. Sectra Tiger/E Managed Service is now available, providing organisations the ability to enhance security, maintain jurisdictional control, and enable encrypted collaboration amidst an evolving threat landscape.

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