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. Speedify for Routers runs on OpenWrt routers, and Speedify also runs on Linux computers and servers. Paired with a Speedify Self-Hosted Server … Read More

Starlink for Vehicles and Fleets: Speedify Keeps Every Vehicle Online

Speedify Makes Starlink a Reliable Internet Connection for Vehicle Fleets Yes, you can use Starlink in vehicles, from a single car or truck to a whole fleet. Starlink Roam and Priority plans work on the move (Residential plans are for one fixed address), so vehicles stay connected on rural highways, job sites and remote routes where cellular alone falls short. … Read More

Satellite Internet for Business: Speedify Uses Starlink, Cellular and Wired Lines Together

Satellite Internet for Business That Survives an Outage Satellite internet for business works well until the sky doesn’t: weather, trees and satellite switches cause short drops, and at busy times of day the satellite network slows down for every business in the area. Speedify, an app for computers, phones and routers, uses your satellite internet connection (Starlink, VSAT or another … Read More

Oil Rig Wi-Fi with Speedify: Reliable Internet on Offshore Platforms

Speedify Deployment Options for Oil Rigs Oil rigs do have Wi-Fi: an offshore platform gets its internet from satellite (VSAT or Starlink), sometimes a microwave link or a maritime 4G/5G cellular service, and shares it with the crew over the platform’s Wi-Fi network. Losing the primary connection is not an inconvenience when the alternative is no contact with shore. Speedify … Read More

Starlink Drops During Video Calls: Causes and How Speedify Keeps Calls Going

Why Starlink Drops During Video Calls, and How to Stop It Starlink drops during video calls for a few ordinary reasons: your Starlink dish switches satellites about every 15 seconds, something briefly blocks its view of the sky, or bad weather or a busy network weakens the signal. Each drop is short, but long enough to freeze or end a … Read More