FIPS 140-2 Compliant VPN: Speedify on Hardware You Own

A FIPS 140-2 Compliant VPN That Runs on Your Own Hardware A FIPS 140-2 compliant VPN usually arrives as an appliance, which ties the compliance story to one vendor’s supply chain. Speedify bonds multiple internet connections in software instead, so a compliant deployment runs on hardware the organization already owns or can source for itself. Speedify is software that bonds … Read More

How to Deploy Channel Bonding in FIPS-Restricted Environments with Speedify

Speedify for Routers Gives IT Teams Hardware-Agnostic Network Bonding in FIPS-Restricted Networks Businesses operating under FIPS 140-2 or FIPS 140-3 requirements – satcom players, defense contractors, federal IT teams, regulated businesses – need bonded internet connectivity that fits inside their compliance posture. Speedify for Routers, running on Linux-based hardware paired with a Speedify Self-Hosted Server, gives IT teams a deployment … Read More

FIPS Compliance for Contractors: What Speedify Provides

FIPS Compliance for Government Contractors: What to Check First Satcom companies, government contractors, federal agencies and any business handling Controlled Unclassified Information face the same hard requirement: the cryptographic module protecting data in transit has to be validated. This is what that means in practice for a Speedify deployment, and where the boundary of the claim sits. Speedify for Routers … Read More

Can I Use a Tethered Android as Starlink Backup on Mac? Yes, with Speedify

Speedify Uses a Tethered Android Phone as Backup for Starlink on Mac to Keep You Online If Starlink is your primary internet on a Mac, Speedify turns your Android phone’s 4G/5G cellular into an automatic backup by tethering it over Wi-Fi. This guide covers why a tethered Android phone is a convenient backup for Starlink on Mac, how Speedify manages … Read More