Mission critical communications for utilities providers.
Element provides critical national infrastructure with secure and resilient real time communication across their entire ecosystem to protect against external threats, improve productivity and ensure compliance.
Data sovereignty for ownership and control
Unite the office and field-based workforces
End-to-end encrypted for secure communication
Decentralised for increased network resilience
Federation to secure your supply chain discussion
Built for mission critical and air-gapped environments
Secure and resilient communications.
In an increasingly volatile world, critical national infrastructure (CNI) and utilities providers need to ensure secure and resilient real time communication. Element protects against cyberattacks, and ensures reliable mission critical communication during natural or malicious disasters.
Communicate with confidence
Communicate quickly and safely.
Download our info sheet to learn about the six ways Element is the right communication solution for critical infrastructure and utilities providers.
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Cascade mission critical messages in real time
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Unify a hybrid workforce and secure the supply chain
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Ownership and sovereignty of your data
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Flexibility and availability
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Compliance to suit your regulatory obligations
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Secure communications to improve productivity
Element supports cyber resilience best practice.
Frameworks
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The NIST Cybersecurity Framework (US)
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The National Cybersecurity Assessment Framework Tool (EU)
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The NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework (UK)
Legislations
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PPD-21 (US)
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NIS2 Directive (EU)
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NIS (UK)
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For large organizations who want to see how Element provides secure, real time communications.
Built for Transmission System Operators (TSOs).
The European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity uses Element for its critical communication
Forrester Wave™: Secure Communications, Q3 2024.
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“Organizations with requirements for interoperability, federation, and data sovereignty should consider Element.”
Built for mission critical environments.
Element is a modern alternative for secure and resilient communications that combines the best of email, traditional collaboration tools and messaging apps.
It is based on a decentralised open standard that delivers data sovereignty, outstanding network resilience and easy connectivity between multiple organisations. The entire platform is end-to-end encrypted, including voice and video.
Element for secure and resilient communications.
Secure
The entire Element platform is end-to-end encrypted by default - including voice, video, messages and attachments. Third parties are unable to view data even if a server or network is compromised.
Organisations choose where and how to host their Element deployment, ensuring they retain complete ownership and control of their data. It eliminates the dangers of data mining, routine surveillance and the threat of vendor-side malicious insiders.
Resilience
Element provides resilient real time communications as it is based on Matrix, an open network for secure decentralised communications.
Being decentralised there is no central point of control within the network. If one server goes down, other servers on the network can continue to send/receive messages.
It ensures robust and resilient communications, built on the self-healing properties of the internet.
Secure the supply chain.
Utilities companies typically have a distributed workforce, and complex supply chain ecosystems. Messages need to be trusted and shared securely between internal teams, external suppliers, regulators, even members of the public.
Element can support closed federation of servers with restricting access to only trusted parties.
Secure border gateways can enforce rules-based networking, and support air-gapped networks
Cross domain gateways provide a hardware solution which further ensures data can be trusted as it passes from low to high side networks.
Built on Matrix
Matrix is an open network for secure, decentralised communication, connecting 80M+ users over 80K+ deployments.
