Protocol
The most secure smartphones on the market
Protocol and Design
Hadron Systems provides encrypted smartphone telephony, messaging, and data transmission at the highest advanced level.
Thanks to the use of its own operating system, reinforced with three layers of encryption and its random quantum key generator, it is designed to safeguard complete privacy in communications.
"SSDivision Technology is compliant with the Code of Good Governance, cybersecurity and cyberdefense, as well as the Digital Bill of Rights."
Business solutions
• Pharmaceutical companies: They can use it to protect their research and development activities, ensuring that data leaks do not compromise their operations.
• Consulting: Protect your clients' data and preserve the integrity of their privacy and business through its implementation.
• Energy: Ensure an uninterrupted flow of operations by turning all communication channels into an impenetrable fortress.
• Lawyers: They can use Hadron Systems to help their case and ensure confidentiality, integrity, authenticity, and availability of data among the defense team.
• Banking: They can control the security of communication within their institution and ensure that no information ends up in the wrong hands.
Security, defense and intelligence
Law enforcement, intelligence, and defense forces can use Hadron Systems to facilitate and secure critical communications and prevent the compromise of national security.
It uses military-grade encryption (referring to the highest possible level of security), a highly precise encryption that allows files or information to be encrypted in a way that is extremely difficult to decipher.
AES-256 is the most powerful standard algorithm (Advanced Encryption Standards). These are complex mathematical operations, since the key that encrypts a specific document is a table with a huge number of values; over several rounds, the original value is transformed into a new one.
The NSA (National Security Agency in the United States) itself presents it as the best way to encrypt classified information.
