Federate natively across Matrix and XMPP so coalition partners, allied forces,
and other agencies join from the systems they already run.
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Government and defense operations increasingly span agencies, partners, and allies. The technology meant to connect them weren't built for regulated, multi-organization work.
Partners and allies run different systems, and getting them onto yours is a nonstarter.
Guest accounts for outside partners feel risky and are hard to govern.
When the sanctioned tool doesn't reach a partner, people fall back to email or consumer apps, and the audit trail breaks.
You can't prove who saw and said what across organizations, so compliance and oversight lose confidence.
Rocket.Chat Federation
Most federation either leaves governance to each deployment or makes you build and run the infrastructure yourself. Rocket.Chat federates natively across Matrix and XMPP, so partners join on their own systems, with governance built in and nothing extra to run.
From coalitions to cross-agency task forces to the tactical edge, independent organizations coordinate
while each keeps control of its data, identities, and policies.
Allied forces coordinate a joint operation in real time, while each nation keeps full
control of its own infrastructure, identities, and security policies.
Several agencies form a task force around a shared mission, each keeping its own systems, identities, and data residency intact while working as one team.
Field units and command coordinate with partners in denied, disrupted, intermittent, and limited (DDIL) conditions, even when networks degrade or drop.
Defense teams work with contractors and allied forces on mission planning, logistics,
and intelligence, without onboarding anyone into a single platform or central
environment.
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An external collaboration model your security and compliance
teams can approve.
Work together with full sovereignty: Each organization keeps ownership of its systems, identities, and policies.
Governed and audit-ready: Collaboration runs inside environments you govern, with a full record on your own side for oversight and audit.
Reduce security and operational risk: Eliminate shadow IT, guest sprawl, and unclear ownership models.
Zero Trust by design: Partners are explicitly invited, never trusted by default, and access is verified by attribute on your own server, every request, not just at login.
A bridge can pass a message between systems. Native federation carries the identity, security, and context that make it real collaboration.
Real identities, not a relay bot. Every message stays tied to the real person from their own organization. A bridge passes messages through a bot or a copied name that can't be verified.
Full conversations, not flattened text. Messages, files, and threads carry across whole. A relay bot flattens rich collaboration into plain text.
Nothing extra to secure. No separate bridge server to deploy, secure, and accredit, so your attack surface and accreditation scope stay smaller.
Rocket.Chat federates natively across Matrix and XMPP, so you can collaborate with external organizations on the systems they already run, only when you choose to, while keeping your own platform, policies, and governance intact.
Used by the NATO CCDCOE to support secure, cross-border collaboration between independent organizations while respecting strict security standards and organizational autonomy.
Dan Ungureanu | Exercise Director at CCDCOE
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