CybersecurityDefenceTSX: BB · NYSE: BBWaterloo, ON
Waterloo company with two divisions: Secure Communications, which builds encrypted voice and messaging, unified endpoint management and critical event management software for governments, and QNX, an embedded real-time operating system used in vehicles.
Waterloo company with two divisions: Secure Communications, which builds encrypted voice and messaging, unified endpoint management and critical event management software for governments, and QNX, an embedded real-time operating system used in vehicles.
Completed the sale of its Cylance endpoint security assets to Arctic Wolf on February 3, 2025, leaving QNX and Secure Communications as its two businesses. blackberry.com ↗
Q1 fiscal 2027 (quarter ended May 31, 2026): Secure Communications revenue of $73.6M and QNX revenue of $72.3M, of total revenue of $152.9M (US dollars). irp.cdn-website.com ↗
States SecuSUITE is "trusted by all 7 of the G7, and 18 of the G20 governments" and lists certifications including NSA CSfC, Common Criteria EAL4+ and NATO Restricted. blackberry.com ↗
BlackBerry AtHoc completed its 2026 FedRAMP Class D (High) recertification. blackberry.com ↗
NATO cleared BlackBerry SecuSUITE for secure communications across NATO; the company lists Canada Secret, NATO Restricted and NSA CSfC certifications. prnewswire.com ↗
Products BlackBerry publishes on its own site. Each card links to the page it was taken from.
BlackBerry SecuSUITE
Secure communications
End-to-end encrypted voice, messaging, file and metadata protection for government and critical infrastructure, running on iOS, Android, desktop and desk phones, with on-premises or sovereign cloud deployment.
Endpoint management that enforces device compliance, authenticates users and containerizes work apps and data, deployable on-premises, air-gapped or in a sovereign-managed cloud.
Critical event management platform combining secure emergency notification with incident response workflows, situational awareness and geolocation targeting for governments and public safety organizations.
Total disclosed: US$200.0MLatest: Convertible senior notes (debt; 3.00% due 2029, private Rule 144A offering) · Jan 29, 2024
Partnerships
Publicly announced partnerships.
Government of Malaysia
Long-term software and services agreement (Nov 2023) to strengthen Malaysia's cybersecurity, including a BlackBerry Cybersecurity Center of Excellence opened in 2024 with MCMC.
Toronto Metropolitan University — Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst
Delivers Canada's C$3.9M-announced cyber training support at the Malaysia CCoE with BlackBerry, aiming to train 3,500 cyber-defenders from Malaysia and ASEAN (2024).
Strategic collaboration (Apr 2026): TKMS adopts QNX's General Embedded Development Platform across next-generation naval platforms, in the context of Canada's patrol submarine project.
Counter-Terrorism Capacity Building Program, Global Affairs Canada — contribution (to deliver cybersecurity training at the Malaysia Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence)
BlackBerry reported Q1 fiscal 2027 revenue of $152.9 million, up 26% year over year, with QNX revenue of $72.3 million and Secure Communications revenue of $73.6 million, and a fifth consecutive quarter of positive GAAP net income.
CEO John J. Giamatteo announced the completed sale of BlackBerry's Cylance endpoint security assets to Arctic Wolf, with BlackBerry continuing as a reseller to government customers and a shareholder, and focusing on QNX and Secure Communications.