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SECURED COMMUNICATIONS

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, SEPTEMBER 2020

One of Australia’s most distinguished police officers and counter-terrorism experts, former NSW deputy commissioner Nick Kaldas (pictured), now managing director of Secured Communications, has switched his attention to protecting business and government against cybercrime.

LAS VEGAS, NV, AUGUST 2020

An encrypted videoconferencing platform launched by a former West Yorkshire police chief has been chosen by one of America’s leading video game stuntmen to facilitate remote working.

WASHINGTON D.C., SEPTEMBER 2020

The National Sheriffs’ Association (NSA) is using Mercury Meeting, the secured encrypted videoconferencing platform powered by Secured Communications, LLC, for online conferencing and remote meeting operations.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, AUGUST 2020

Former NSW Police deputy commissioner and United Nations investigator Nick Kaldas has joined the cybersecurity sector, appointed to the Asia Pacific managing director role at San Francisco-based Secured Communications.

LONDON, ENGLAND, JULY 2020

With increasing numbers of people continuing to work from home, video calls are set to become a main communication channel for businesses across the globe. But what is the risk of a security breach and how do you choose a videoconferencing platform that will protect you against one?

LAS VEGAS, NV, NOVEMBER 2019

Members of the Secured Communications team from the US, UK, AU, and CAN came together for a summit in Las Vegas, a very productive, fun and fruitful event.

LAS VEGAS, NV, JANUARY 2020

New Year's Eve - The Secured Communications platform is utilized each New Year's Eve by local law enforcement and 52+ Las Vegas properties to protect 300,000 people.

SYDNEY, JANUARY 2020

1,000+ world counter terrorism leaders are now using Secured Communications, which was used by the LINCT-AA (Leadership in Counter Terrorism Alumni Association) conference with intelligence leaders in attendance from the US, AU, the UK, CAN and NZ.