CAPABILITY

Secure Communications

Encryption is the beginning, not the entire security model.

Protecting information in transit is fundamental. But an encrypted conversation can still be exposed through the endpoint, the account, the session, the authentication process, or the surrounding network. ASPIS treats secure communications as one layer of a broader security architecture.

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Every communication mode

MessagingVoiceVideoGroup collaborationFile sharingConferencingControlled external federationPSTN capabilities where configured

Cryptographic architecture

AES-256 encryptionOlm and Megolm protocolsDouble Ratchet key managementForward and backward secrecyHMAC-SHA-256 authenticationSRTP-over-TLS media protectionCustomer-controlled certificates

Enterprise identity

Microsoft Entra IDActive DirectoryOktaSAML / OIDC / LDAP / SCIMMFACAC/PIV where applicable

Controlled federation

Who may communicateWhich groups may interactWhich external organizations are permittedWhich communication paths are prohibitedBusiness units, subsidiaries, partners, contractors

Enterprise and government environments require explicit communication boundaries. The organization defines them—not a public messaging network.