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MindLink

MindLink

Founded 2011

Share classified information securely across isolated defence and government networks in real time

You can use MindLink to coordinate tactical mission operations and share classified messages across secure, air-gapped government networks. It provides on-premise encrypted messaging built specifically for defence, intelligence, and national security teams. You can securely connect distributed coalition units with its federation protocol, bridge legacy communication systems through the XMPP gateway, and connect custom bots using REST APIs. The system strictly manages message access using data classification tags and user entitlements, ensuring personnel only view information they have clear operational permission to inspect.

What MindLink does

Send encrypted messages across isolated tactical networksApply classification tags to compartmentalize sensitive messagesConnect remote operational users via the XMPP gatewayFederate secure communication channels across coalition partner serversIntegrate external webhooks and bots using REST APIsEnforce zero trust user entitlement policies across chat roomsDeploy completely on-premise within isolated and air-gapped environmentsControl data access with granular classification labels and user entitlementsConnect disparate chat systems using the built-in XMPP gatewayShare classified data across partner networks via the FRNIX federation protocolIntegrate custom automated chat bots using RESTful APIsBridge legacy Skype for Business deployments into secure modern chat channels

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Skype for Business, XMPP

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