Secure Devices
BlackBerry® secures devices, from handhelds to the Internet of Things (IoT). Learn how BlackBerry technology extends to critical event management, embedded systems, endpoint management — and beyond.
Our Smartphone Heritage
On January 4, 2022, BlackBerry decommissioned the infrastructure and services used by our legacy software and phone operating systems. In a blog post, CEO of BlackBerry John J. Giamatteo explains, “From powering the safety-critical systems in your vehicle, to protecting governments around the world, to ensuring security and business continuity across regulated industries, to equipping the modern digital workforce — BlackBerry is there.”
BlackBerry Secures Devices — and More
We’ve invested and invented our way to leadership positions in encrypted voice and digital communications, automotive safety and emergency alert systems. BlackBerry technology is found in innumerable connected IoT systems and devices in fields such as medical, industrial, avionics and more — all with the common thread of intelligent security.
Real-Time OS for Embedded Systems
BlackBerry® QNX® real-time operating system (RTOS), hypervisor and middleware deliver performance and security and streamline safety certifications. We are the embedded OS of choice for vehicles, ventilators, train controls, factory automation systems, medical robots and more
Secure Critical Event Management
Our critical event management solutions combine a secure emergency notification system with incident response tools and capabilities—so you can quickly deploy your response teams and enable them to better prepare for, respond to and recover from critical events faster.
Unified Endpoint Management
Employees are increasingly looking for the flexibility to use their smartphone of choice for work. When done securely, this can reduce costs and boost morale. Manage your diverse and growing set of devices from a single console with BlackBerry® UEM.
Smartphone Security and Apps
Get the productivity apps BlackBerry is known for on your Android™ phone with BlackBerry® Hub+. With an integrated Inbox for all your messages, and smart apps like Calendar, Contacts, Notes, and more, getting things done every day on your phone will be effortless.
FAQ
Does BlackBerry still make smartphones?
On January 4, 2022, BlackBerry decommissioned the infrastructure and services used by our legacy software and phone operating systems.
What does BlackBerry do now?
BlackBerry is a software company focused on providing enabling technologies to ensure the safety and security of all the devices and systems businesses rely on. BlackBerry delivers innovative, trusted and secure solutions designed to accelerate the world around us.