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Secure
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Secure Push to Talk Technology |
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Our
Secure Push To Talk (PTT) System allows your
field workers, employees or group to keep in
constant touch with the office/headquarters
and each other. By using their existing
mobile phones instead of dedicated
walkie-talkie radios, our Secure Push To
Talk (PTT) system also allows you to better
manage equipment costs as staff need only
carry one device.
Push To Talk (PTT) is a secure radio service
that uses GSM mobile phones instead of
walkie-talkies. It allows instant
communication either on a one-to-one basis
or as a broadcast to a group of people using
Push To Talk (PTT) technology on their
mobile phones.
Push To Talk is much quicker than a phone
call because there is no number to dial. To
make a call, the caller simply pushes a
button on the phone and talks. It is similar
to a walkie-talkie but has the advantage of
almost unlimited (world-wide) coverage as it
uses the global GSM mobile phone network.
Push To Talk also integrates seamlessly with
your Local Area Network (LAN) and WiFi so
that office-based users can keep in contact
with field based staff using a PC.
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Nabishi Secure PTT Encryption System |
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Secure Encryption
We use a
high security software for our PTT system
with up to 5 Layers of
protection!
It uses
RSA 2048 Master Keys Pair, RSA 1024
Session keys,
AES 256-bit, Hardware Random
generator and much more to ensure your
privacy.
Our Secure PTT system
is rated TOP SECRET level of confidence.
RSA Laboratories currently recommends key
sizes of 1024 bits for corporate use and
2048 bits for extremely valuable keys like
the root key pair used by a certifying
authority.
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Calls on GSM Secure? |
Specifications •
Diffie-Hellman key exchange algorithm
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RSA 2048 Master Keys Pair • Password authenticated key agreement • MD5 digest algorithm • Hardware Random Generator
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AES 256-bit symmetric data
protection • RSA 1024 asymmetric session keys • RSA Streaming protection • Man in the middle protection •
Triple combination of asymmetric
and symmetric encryption • Superior audio quality • As low latency as possible on target
network
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Compatible Nokia Phones
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