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BlackBerry 10 Receives Full Operational Capability On DoD Networks

Defense Daily Staff

Wednesday, April 9th, 2014

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BlackBerry [BBRY] said in late March its BlackBerry 10 operating system is the first mobile solution to receive “full operational capability” (FOC) on Department of Defense networks. The FOC designation from the Defense Information Systems Agency effectively completes the security approval process for BlackBerry 10, which runs on its Q5, Q10, Z10 and Z30 smartphones. “As the first mobile solutions provider to achieve FOC, BlackBerry continues to prove why we are the most trusted enterprise mobility platform,” John Sims, president of…

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