COMM42: Military Grade Secure Messaging
Ensure Zero-Traceability for Classified Communication
Secure mission-critical communications and data transfers across contested, air-gapped, and disconnected environments. COMM42 provides tamperproof messaging with strict access controls and quantum-safe encryption designed for military-grade security
COMM42 delivers unbreakable trust
with every message
FortyTwo Labs secures Digital Platform with π-Control - a unified platform for tamperproof identity, passwordless access, and quantum-safe operations.
Identity-bound, quantum-safe communication
Every message is digitally signed using Fortytwo Labs' indigenously built I-AM® cryptographic identity and post-quantum signature protocols—ensuring attribution and non-repudiation.
Granular policy enforcement by design
Control how long a message can live, whether it can be read once or multiple times, who it can be forwarded to (if anyone), and from which device it can be accessed.
Every action logged, every outcome verified
Message access, deletion, forwarding, and expiry are all logged with cryptographic proofs for complete auditability.
Secure file transmission with LOCK42
Send and store files using the LOCK42 secure USB vault—indigenously built with tamper-evident firmware, device-binding, dual-layer AES encryption, and controlled access for data at rest.
Compromised Security, Leaked Conversations can endanger national security.
In national defense, intelligence, and mission-critical operations, information must move securely—under strict oversight, and control.
When sensitive exchanges occur over general-purpose communication systems, the risks extend beyond technical compromise. They impact strategic outcomes.
Common gaps generally include:
✖️ Unverified Sender Identity
Opening doors to impersonation & misinformation
✖️ Uncontrolled Distribution
No ability to restrict or revoke message access
✖️ Lack of Cryptographic Audit
Limited visibility into who accessed what, and when
✖️ Susceptibility to Tampering
No assurance that messages remain unchanged end-to-end
In domains where every instruction must be attributable and every message defensible, general-purpose communication tools may fall short.