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Platform overview

One platform. One security model. Deployed anywhere.

Messaging, calls, federation, governed AI and custom apps, all under your control.

Runs onOn-premisesSecure cloudAir-gapped
Federates overNative XMPPNative Matrix

Trusted by the world's most critical organizations

US Navy eu-LISA General Dynamics Mission Systems Swedish Armed Forces US Army UK Home Office US Air Force Finnish Defence Forces Trafikverket Valtori Swedish National Electrical Safety Board
01 · Unified Communications

Message, share and call. In one workspace you control.

Everything your teams use to work together, under one security model.

  • Messaging and filesChannels, threads and direct messages, with every file under the same policy.
  • Voice and screen sharingCall a teammate from any direct message, on your own servers.
  • Video your wayNative video for your team. Pexip when the meeting reaches beyond it.
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Native video

Call your team from any channel or direct message. Same deployment, same security model.

Pexip

Scheduled meetings, federated partners and guests, from a browser or a standard video system.

02 · Interoperability

Work with every partner. No one is forced to switch.

Partners join from the systems they already run, server to server. Nothing sits in the middle, and no second server needs accrediting.

Native federation on both protocols
Allied nationon XMPP
Rocket.Chat
XMPP federation
Matrix federation
Partner agencyon Matrix
real identities · attribution intact · one accreditation scope
Bridge · low side only
MS Teamsplatforms you don't control

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Native on both protocols

One platform that is both a Matrix homeserver and an XMPP server. Federate directly with allies and agencies.

02

Identity proven, not implied

Every message arrives tied to its real, verified sender. No relay bot speaks on anyone's behalf.

03

MS Teams and your own systems

A low-side bridge keeps MS Teams users in the conversation. Apps Engine lets you build custom apps, workflows and integrations.

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03 · Governance & Control

One security model. Checked on every request.

Access follows each person's attributes, and every decision is on record.

  • Access by attributeRole, clearance or department from your directory, checked on every request.
  • Classification bannersEvery member sees each channel's sensitivity, at all times.
  • Audit you can hand overLogs show who could see what, when, and why.
  • Post-quantum readyEncryption built to resist harvest-now, decrypt-later collection.
04 · Tactical Edge

Resilient at the tactical edge. Built for DDIL.

Forward teams share the same governed channel as headquarters, on the links and devices they actually have.

  • Works on any linkThe same channel over fiber, SATCOM and tactical networks.
  • Inside ATAKChat and position reports from the device operators already carry.
  • No single point of failureIf a server or the primary database fails, the rest take over.
  • A clean channel for the worst dayOut-of-Band Failover, ready before an outage or cyberattack.
05 · Governed AI

AI that works inside your perimeter.

Answers from your own records, on the models you choose, inside your perimeter.

Assist

Summarize threads and translate in seconds, so allies and agencies share one picture.

Retrieve

Answers drawn only from what each person is cleared to see.

Act

Approved agents, bound to each user's identity and access. You stay in command.

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INSIDE YOUR PERIMETER MORE AUTONOMY ASSIST Summarize and translate Any conversation, in place, in each partner's own language. RETRIEVE Knowledge management Query your own data in chat. Intelligent search Keyword and semantic search, ranked together. ACT Agent Kit Governed agents run the skills you define. MCP Server Agents act with the permissions of the person they act for. On request or in ambient mode. HUMAN APPROVAL ✓ PERMISSION SCOPE Channel membership and ABAC, checked on every request YOUR MODEL · YOUR ENCLAVE Any OpenAI-compatible model, running where you deploy it. In-enclave inference Your data, your index Corpus, index and model stay inside. NO EGRESS Public AI services Not in the path. Sovereign by design Any model. No egress. Permission-scoped. Humans stay in command.
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ResultsHave we seen these Sector Bravo anomalies before?
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Yes. Similar intermittent anomalies hit the Sector Bravo relays in March [1].
  • The cause was a misconfigured failover on the backup relay, fixed by reverting its configuration [2].
  • No hardware fault was found then either [3].
Sources · 3 Messages
Sofia Lindholm@sofia.lindholm#ops-sector-bravo · Mar 14

Relays in Sector Bravo are dropping in and out again, same pattern as last week.

Daniel Weber@daniel.weber#ops-sector-bravo · Mar 15

Found it: failover config on the backup relay was wrong. Reverted, links stable.

Nina Novak@nina.novak#intel-assessments · Mar 15

Hardware checks came back clean. Closing the assessment as a configuration issue.

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Sofia Lindholm03:48 PM
Flagging intermittent signal anomalies detected across Sector Bravo.
Daniel Weber03:49 PM
Initial infrastructure checks show no hardware failures.
Nina Novak03:51 PM
Starting a focused assessment thread to align on impact.
3 replies, 03:54 PM
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Alert botBot03:52 PM
Correlated signal anomalies detected across multiple monitoring sources in Sector Bravo. Further analysis recommended.
Alex Laurent03:55 PM
@incident-agent open an incident for the Sector Bravo anomalies and pull in the owners.
incident-agentBot03:56 PM
Incident draft · INC-2041
SeverityMedium
ScopeSector Bravo relays
Owners@daniel.weber infrastructure · @nina.novak assessment
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incident-agentBot03:57 PM
Approved by Alex Laurent. INC-2041 created and #inc-2041-sector-bravo opened with Daniel Weber and Nina Novak.
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ThreadStarting a focused assessment thread to align on impact.
Nina Novak03:51 PM
Starting a focused assessment thread to align on impact.
Daniel Weber03:52 PM
Infrastructure logs are clean so far. No physical faults detected on the relays.
Sofia Lindholm03:53 PM
But the anomalies have recurred every few hours over the last 24 hours. That pattern worries me.
Nina Novak03:54 PM
Agreed. Impact is limited to Sector Bravo relays for now, no spillover to other sectors.
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Summary
  • No hardware faults found on the Sector Bravo relays.
  • Anomalies recur every few hours over the last 24 hours.
  • Impact is limited to Sector Bravo, with no spillover.
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06 · Deploy Anywhere

Your infrastructure. Your rules.

One codebase that runs wherever your work happens, from headquarters to DDIL environments at the edge.

  • No vendor cloud in the pathYour data, keys and logs stay on infrastructure you control.
  • Ready for the worst dayHigh availability, plus a separate out-of-band channel for an outage or cyberattack.
On-premisesIn your data center, on your hardware
Secure cloudA government or sovereign cloud you choose and accredit
Air-gappedFully offline, no internet connection
Customers

Trusted where the stakes are highest.

Classified programs, national agencies and EU institutions run their most sensitive work on Rocket.Chat.

Case study · Inside one US systems integrator · Air-gapped
Coalition exercise
40+classified programs
600+engineers
11classified sites
4,000+participants from 40+ NATO and partner nations · CCDCOE Locked Shields and Crossed Swords

Integrator figures are a case study: scale inside one US systems integrator. Several references are anonymized due to classification.

Defense industryClassified programs
US systems integrator
Rocket.Chat gives us the fine-grained access control we need, keeping teams segmented by classified program, preventing data leaks, and eliminating tool sprawl.
Infrastructure Service LeadName withheld
National agencySweden
Swedish National Electrical Safety Board
Rocket.Chat met our communication needs: secure messaging, audio and video calls, and document sharing. It checked all the security and usability boxes for us.
Jenny NilssonIT Strategist
EU institutionHosted in the EU
eu-LISA
We were looking for a platform that's easy to use, secure, and hosted in the EU. Rocket.Chat on AWS delivered exactly that, enabling us to support real-time collaboration with Member States.
Nadia RosioruInformation Technology Officer