XMPP (Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol) is an open-standard messaging protocol that enables secure, real-time communication between users and systems. Originally developed for instant messaging, XMPP has evolved into a reliable foundation for military and defence communications.
XMPP offers robust security features, including encryption and authentication, as well as proven interoperability between different systems and organisations. Additionally, it provides network flexibility that works across various connection types.
Join us on Wednesday, 8th October 2025, to learn how the Isode XMPP technology supports the Command & Control (C2) requirements outlined in the UK’s Strategic Defence Review 2025. We’ll show you how Isode’s Swift XMPP Client and M-Link Server Family provide secure, reliable communications for military operations, from data centres to mobile units in remote locations.
During this session, we’ll show you how our XMPP technology solves practical communication challenges faced by NATO and defence organisations. You’ll see demonstrations of secure messaging, NATO interoperability features, and communication systems that maintain performance across different network conditions.
Whether you’re involved in communication system upgrades or need reliable solutions for complex operational requirements, this session will demonstrate how XMPP can improve your communication infrastructure and support the integrated capabilities required for modern defence operations.