SYC™ employs the SY app and includes a secure “Work” zone. SYC™ enables secure telecommunication. End-to-end encryption is provided for chat, video conversations, and file transfers between two SYC operators.

Users can not only speak with other SYC™ Mobile Phone devices over a secure private server, but they can also register with an arbitrary incoming number to conceal their identity. A personal SIM card number is thus not required.

The SYC™ app does not interact with any public social network. It maintained content and contacts secure when using commercial companies or unauthorized outgoing devices.

So, if you want to know how to prevent malicious injections into your business-class Samsung devices, SYC™ is the apt solution for you. It protects you from mobile cybersecurity threats and keeps you safe within the SYC™ Mobile Phone encrypted private network.

No, definitely not!

SYC safeguards you against mobile cybersecurity threats by running on a native Samsung Mobile Phone. The SYC device is covered by a Samsung warranty and can be serviced by any authorized Samsung dealer. They continually updated it to include the most recent Android and Samsung features as well as security fixes.

Rooted ROM has the ability to expose the device to hackers.

The dual persona (DP) system of SYC™ creates two zones, 1. personal and 2. Work. The core purpose of DP is to separate the security level between personal and highly-confidential work applications.

“Personal” Zone

It safeguards your device data when a hacker tries to access it from potentially unwanted sources such as an SD card, USB, or any ABD mode. Along with that, it prevents phishing and unethical apps to be installed on your system when you install exclusive apps from the Google Play store.

“Work” Zone:

This zone restricts the background installation of untrusted mobile apps to the private play store where the apps are for businesses only. The “Work” Zone keeps separate storage spaces to store for personal information like contacts, camera purposes, documents/files, visual content storage.

Taking a screenshot with the use of any app is disabled. It can be done only using manual button combinations like the power button and lower volume key. This one is a must for the businessman to keep the business-oriented apps separated from personal data. Are you one of them? You should try this security system and don’t mix personal and work-related sensitive data.

YES. Both government and independent agencies require a dedicated private server exclusive to them to communicate with their company’s team. A shared server cannot enable such agencies to communicate privately with their organization members. Hence, they require a dedicated server.

There are three main modules on a dedicated server:

Samsung Knox security platform: Samsung’s most secure platform, Knox, authenticates and provisions mobile devices secured by SYC™. Whether it is for personal or professional purposes, SYC™ Mobile Phone secures the organization’s policy through several safety layers such as Android OS, kernel drivers, boot-up, and the unique Dual Persona (DP) user interface.

Switching server: This particular server authenticates and registers companies’ SYC™-based SYC™ mobile applications. All the end-to-end encrypted streams that run between the apps are maintained by switching servers.

VPN server: It authenticates and registers SYC™ OpenVPN apps for clients. There are secure encrypted tunnels in-between every such OpenVPN SYC™ client through which all of the traffic-related to ‘Work’ zone applications’ is routed. Any other VPN technology can be implemented as an option too.

The dedicated server runs on a Linux Debian system and can be installed either on-premises over a dedicated hardware device or a particular cloud-based VPN server. Individuals and small business groups mostly rely on private servers for security because it is transparent to all end-to-end encrypted traffic originating from two or more SYC™ endpoints. Hence, SYC™ Mobile Phone can be managed on an independent server.