Pentagon collaborates with Movius on secure communication solutions

Movius, a global leader in secure, AI-driven communications technology, has been listed in the FedRAMP marketplace through a Department of Defense-sponsored initiative to enhance mission-critical communication capabilities. The company has secured multiple Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contracts, including awards through AFWERX and Tactical Funding Increase (TACFI) programs. Recently, Movius achieved a Phase III contract to scale its advanced communication solutions to meet the Department of the Air Force’s (DAF) requirements for secure and resilient information-sharing platforms.

Movius’s MultiLine solution enables users to maintain secure communications through a business identity across various devices, networks, and connection types – including Wi-Fi, GSM, satellite, and private networks. This application incorporates built-in features such as recording, call and message capture, and compliance reporting, ensuring robust security for entire workforces. It is also compatible with existing government cell phone programs.

The company’s Decentralized Distributed Secure Communications platform ensures secure, military-grade global communications, even in degraded network environments. This solution eliminates dependency on centralized servers, reducing risks associated with communication blockages or disruptions. It also integrates self-sovereign identity to further enhance security.

“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,” added Modi.

Author: Clarence Oxford

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