MISSION-READY COMMUNICATIONS

By 2030, every high-value defense health system must secure its data with quantum-safe encryption. That is not a recommendation. It is White House Executive Order 14412.

And 2030 is not the first deadline. The June order gave agencies 30 days to name the official who owns the transition. That clock has already run out.

Meanwhile, encrypted traffic is being harvested today, to be decrypted the moment a cryptographically relevant quantum computer arrives. Every year of delay is another year of data banked.

Is your communication platform mission-ready today and in 2030?

Most migration inventories start with networks, PKI, and databases. Clinical messaging rarely makes the first pass, even though it carries PHI every hour of every shift.

The NetSfere Secure Communication Platform closes that gap now:

• Quantum-safe encryption on every message, call, and file, built on ML-KEM 1024, the NIST FIPS 203 standard at its highest parameter set. In production, not on a roadmap.
• FedRAMP Ready and HIPAA compliant, purpose-built for federal and regulated environments rather than retrofitted from a consumer app.
• Full IT control, with retention, audit, eDiscovery, and remote wipe, replacing the consumer messaging apps clinicians reach for when nothing sanctioned exists.
• Out-of-band messaging that stays available when the enterprise stack is degraded or compromised.

Meet the NetSfere team at Booth 713, DHITS 2026 in New Orleans, August 11 to 13, and see mission-ready communications for the quantum era in action.