Coalition-ready collaboration
for mission-critical operations

Agencies, allies, and mission partners rarely run the same systems. Connect with them anyway, on one
platform for messaging, voice, video, and governed AI. Controlled entirely by you.

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Trusted by the world's most critical organizations

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Your partners, your networks, your deadlines

Across the US, NATO, and Europe, the mandate is the same: connect systems
that were never built to work together, securely and under your control.

CJADC2, across every domain

Connecting every command system across services and allies is now a defense requirement, not a nice-to-have.

FMN, across
the coalition

Federated Mission Networking sets how
allies interoperate, with XMPP at its
core.

Sovereignty, under national control

European defense ministries want critical comms, data, and keys under their own control, while staying interoperable with allies.

Decision advantage across agencies, borders, and classification levels

When your partners run different systems and your assessor wants proof, Rocket.Chat is:

Interoperable by design: Native XMPP and Matrix federation, and a bridge to Microsoft Teams, so partners connect without context switching.

Governed by you: Self-hosted, air-gapped, or sovereign cloud. 
Your infrastructure, your policy.

Zero Trust, enforced: Access decided by attribute (ABAC), request by request, marked with classification banners, and every decision logged.

Procurement-ready: Available through US, NATO, and European frameworks and trusted partners.

Visit our Trust Center for verified security and compliance insights →

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Built to run in classified environments.

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Total operational control, on your infrastructure

Powering federated, sovereign, and auditable defense operations.

Deploy anywhere

National networks, NATO mission networks, 
air-gapped, sovereign cloud, or on-premises.

Attribute-based access

Clearance, nationality, and program, continuously evaluated request by request.

Audit and retention

Decision-level logs with user, channel, attributes, decision, and timestamp.

Post-quantum encryption

Defeats harvest-now, decrypt-later collection. Aligned to CNSA 2.0 and ETSI guidance.

Protocol driven and agnostic

Federate natively across Matrix and XMPP, 
the protocols coalitions run on.

Extensible

Build governed custom apps on our REST APIs and SDKs, and connect systems like TAK Server and ATAK.

Aligned to US, NATO, and national Zero Trust frameworks

NIST 800-207 and the DoD Zero Trust Strategy in the US, NATO's Zero Trust and data-centric security direction, and national frameworks such as BSI IT-Grundschutz and NCSC Secure by Design in Europe. It supports the DoD's FY2027 Zero Trust target and NATO's drive to a multi-domain-enabled Alliance by 2030.

Access verified on every request against your identity provider, not once at login.

Decision-level audit logs an accreditor can read: user, channel, attributes, decision, and timestamp.

Fail-secure by default. A user without the required attributes cannot be added or stay.

High-availability and continuity-ready deployment keeps communications running through an outage, cyberattack, or crisis.

Deploy faster with trusted partners

Available through systems integrators, defense contractors, and public sector partners globaly.

Procure through government-wide vehicles like GSA, SEWP, and GWACs, plus existing IDIQs and BPAs.

Buy through global and national defense marketplaces, including Platform One, Tradewinds, and AWS Marketplace for the Intelligence Community.

Delivered through our partners' existing framework agreements.

Globaly deployed by certified integrators and regional partners, on sovereign or national cloud, or on-premises.

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Trusted across classified programs

Here’s what our customers and partners have to say

“Robust security for cyber defense exercises”

"When considering the optimal solution to support our needs, we looked for robust security features such as end-to-end encryption, the ability to remotely log out of devices, and on-premise deployment."
Dan Ungureanu
Exercise Director
Interoperability needed for mission-success

"What drove us to partner with Rocket.Chat was the opportunity to bring commercial chat functionality into our Multi-Level Security environment."
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Stephanie Meckel
MLS Solutions Business Area Lead - Cyber SystemsGeneral Dynamics Mission Systems
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Meeting the security requirements of government agencies

"We needed a highly secure messaging platform to communicate across US government agencies. Rocket.Chat was the perfect choice and met all requirements from the US government.”
Niki Papazoglakis
CEO at Bridge 4 Public Safety,
funded by the U.S. DHS
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Featured resources

•  The insights and data points across this page are informed by the following key sources: Federal CIO Council & DHS: "State of Federal IT"
report (2023), Gartner: Shadow IT impacts on enterprise security (2022), GAO: Interagency communication breakdowns and response delays
(2021), OMB: Federal incident response times and breach likelihood analysis (2022)