Introducing Skytale's new website
We have rewritten the website from the ground up, with clearer answers about access, data storage, crisis preparedness and the procurement process.
Today, as Skytale 2.0 rolls out to our customers, we are also launching a new website. We have rewritten the content around what organisations need to know before choosing a secure communication platform.
People evaluating Skytale need to be able to explain their choice to others in their organisation. That means clear answers about who gets access, where data is stored and how they will communicate if their usual systems go down.
We have brought together deployment models, data storage, certification and the platform’s role in meeting the Norwegian Security Act’s requirements on one procurement documentation page. Procurement, IT and security teams can find information to support their assessment, along with a list of documents they can request from us.
For organisations that need to communicate at the Norwegian classification level BEGRENSET, we explain the approval process step by step. The page covers what the organisation needs to establish, which documents are involved and why approval is required separately for the organisation’s own use.
The Norwegian Business and Industry Security Council (NSR) has selected Skytale as the communication platform for VARDE, the system for alerts and information sharing between the authorities, NSR and Norwegian businesses. The collaboration now has its own page, where you can also read about its use at Arendalsuka.
Our aim is to answer more of your questions before we meet. If there is something the website does not cover, we would like to hear from you.
