No 1.BC
No 1. BC
Each product is designed with user-friendly features and scalable capabilities.
About No1BC
Why No1BC
No.1 BC, a leading secure communications provider, has pioneered a groundbreaking encryption technology known as the advanced hybrid algorithm. Recognizing the grave threat of industrial espionage to businesses, we have developed sophisticated tools to safeguard sensitive information and shield it from prying eyes. Our solutions are trusted by various governmental and military entities globally, including the Ministry of Military and Defence of Austria, attesting to our commitment to protecting confidential information on a global scale..
- Customizable Workflows
- Scalability
Encrypted messages in real-time
Group chatting and broadcasting
Encrypted storage of notes, voice notes, and images
Remote control of lost or stolen devices
No risk of viruses
Unlimited usage in 160 countries
Our Products
Benefits of No1BC
Certified Protection
No. 1 BC comprehensive protection has been tested by Encryption Limited and is certified as a mobile application of the highest standards.
Security as a Service
No. BC’s intuitive and powerful applications use strong encryption and can be used worldwide with a pre-paid subscription
Extra Layer Of Security With 4k Keys
Experience Seamless Integration Of Calls, Chats, And File Sharing, All Secured With Our Groundbreaking P-Hybrid Encryption..
Π-Hybrid
latest innovation, the π-Hybrid encryption – an advanced technology resilient against both quantum and quantum+ threats.
NO.1 BC: BITS
Our new solution makes it easy to share sensitive data and collaborate with business partners keeping everything in a secret that won’t be revealed for sure.
Chats
Feel safe! Each of your chats has its own security code used to verify that the messages you send to that chat are end-to-end encrypted. The messages are not stored on the server and can be easily deleted from the chat.
Images/voice calls exchange
While chatting it’s possible to share images taken from the camera or uploaded from the gallery, as well as videos and voice messages.
Notes
Chat history/ or some specified messages can be saved as a note which can help to make your communication more effective.
NO.1 BC: LIVE
We are thrilled to present our customers with the No.1 BC: Live application. Setting the standard in the market, our advanced solution offers a range of services across all supported operating systems. From secured voice calls to protected chats, we’ve got your communication needs covered.
NO.1 BC: MAIL
There is no higher security for e-mail other than No.1 BC: Mail. It uses strong hybrid encryption algorithms which make any attempts to read encrypted messages absolutely useless. Special encryption eliminates man-in-the-middle interceptions, so that the message can be read only by intended receiver.
No human factor
Every time you send a No.1 BC: Mail message the System generates a random encryption key which is used only for this particular message. For each new email there is a new session key. Encrypted email is sent along with the session key using public key encryption. Random keys are automatically generated on-card which doesn’t require any interaction with the user.
Ultimate protection
To decrypt messages encrypted with No.1 BC: Mail need to use only corresponding private key. Private key cannot be extracted from the card in any format. By entering No.1 BC card PIN you can only access decryption function of the private key. When you enter your PIN the card initiates decryption and return processed data to the screen.
Cryptographic
Strength
Different forms of cryptography are not equal. Some systems are easily circumvented, or broken. Others are quite resistant to even the most determined attack. The ability of a cryptographic system to protect information from attack is called its strength.
CRYPTOGRAPHIC STRENGTH
Strength depends on many factors, including:
The ability to decrypt an entire encrypted message if you know the way that a portion of it decrypts (called a known text attack).
The existence (or lack) of back doors, or additional ways by which an encrypted file can be decrypted more easily without knowing the key.
The difficulty of inverting the encryption algorithm without knowing the encryption key (breaking the encryption algorithm).
The difficulty of guessing the key or trying out all possible keys (a key search). Longer keys are generally harder to guess or find.
The properties of the plaintext and knowledge of those properties by an attacker. (For example, a cryptographic system may be vulnerable to attack if all messages encrypted with it begin or end with a known piece of plaintext).
The secrecy of the key.
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