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Blackberry taking ‘balanced’ approach to encryption, lawful intercept

Posted on November 19, 2015June 26, 2025 by Dissent

Shaun Waterman reports:

Blackberry believes in a “balanced” approach to encryption, incorporating lawful intercept capabilities, and the company prioritizes cooperation with law enforcement, Chief Operating Officer Marty Beard said Tuesday.

“We very much take a balanced approach” to the issue of encryption, he told the FedTalks government IT summit, differentiating Blackberry’s approach from that of some of their competitors who are “all about encryption all the way.”

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