Dejero Secures FedRAMP Nod, Unlocking Advanced Connectivity for US Agencies

WATERLOO, Ontario – March 05, 2026

Canadian technology firm Dejero has successfully navigated one of the U.S. federal government's most rigorous cybersecurity assessments, achieving Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMPⓇ) Moderate authorization for its Dejero Control and Concentrator platform. The milestone, sponsored by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), a component of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), officially opens the door for federal agencies to adopt the company's intelligent connectivity solutions for mission-critical operations.

This authorization certifies that Dejero’s cloud-based management system meets the high security standards required to handle sensitive government information, effectively placing it on a pre-approved list for federal procurement. For agencies operating in demanding and often remote environments, this development promises to streamline the adoption of resilient, high-bandwidth connectivity crucial for national security and public safety missions.

A New Standard in Government Security and Procurement

Achieving FedRAMP Moderate authorization is far more than a procedural checkpoint; it represents a comprehensive validation of a platform's security architecture. The process required Dejero to demonstrate compliance with over 300 specific security controls outlined in the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Special Publication 800-53. These controls govern everything from access control and incident response to system integrity and continuous monitoring.

The "Moderate" impact level is designed for cloud services that handle sensitive, unclassified government data, where a breach could have a serious adverse effect on an agency's operations, assets, or individuals. For federal IT and security officials, this pre-vetted approval is a critical assurance of data protection.

This authorization fundamentally transforms the procurement process for federal agencies. Instead of each department conducting its own lengthy and expensive security assessment, they can now leverage the comprehensive authorization package sponsored by CBP. This "do once, use many times" model is a core tenet of the FedRAMP program, designed to reduce duplicative efforts, save taxpayer money, and accelerate the secure adoption of modern cloud technologies across the government. Furthermore, the authorization is not a one-time event. It mandates continuous monitoring and regular assessments, ensuring the platform maintains its robust security posture against evolving cyber threats.

"Achieving FedRAMP Moderate authorization validates our long-standing commitment to security and our dedication to serving the federal government's mission-critical communications needs," said Bogdan Frusina, Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Dejero, in a statement. "This authorization removes barriers for federal agencies seeking industry-leading connectivity solutions while meeting their compliance requirements."

Empowering the Mission Beyond the Office Walls

Beyond compliance, the true impact of this authorization lies in its ability to empower federal field operations. Dejero’s technology is engineered to solve a fundamental problem: how to maintain a reliable internet connection in challenging environments where a single network may be unstable or unavailable. The platform’s core is a software-defined ‘network of networks’ that uses intelligent aggregation technology to blend diverse connections—including multiple 4G/5G cellular, GEO/MEO/LEO satellite, and fixed broadband links—into a single, virtual, and highly resilient connection.

Dejero Control acts as the cloud-based command center, giving administrators centralized visibility and remote management over all deployed devices. The Concentrator serves as the gateway infrastructure that aggregates the various network connections. Together, they enable field teams and command staff to ensure operational continuity, monitor network performance in real time, and manage bandwidth allocation for critical tasks like streaming high-definition video or transferring large data files securely.

This capability is particularly vital for agencies with distributed personnel, such as CBP agents patrolling remote border areas, emergency responders in disaster-stricken zones, or military units conducting exercises. The platform's integration with public safety networks like FirstNet® and Verizon Frontline further enhances its utility. By leveraging the priority and preemption features of these dedicated networks, Dejero can ensure that first responders maintain a lifeline of communication even when commercial networks are congested or compromised.

"For agencies operating in the most challenging environments, connectivity isn't just a utility; it's a lifeline,” noted Jehan Karim, Global Director of Business Development at Dejero. “This authorization represents a pivotal step in our mission to provide federal partners with the resilient, secure, and always-on communication infrastructure for national security and public safety."

A Strategic Move in a Competitive Federal Market

The pursuit of FedRAMP authorization was a calculated, strategic investment for Dejero. The federal government represents a massive and lucrative market for technology providers, but its stringent security requirements serve as a significant barrier to entry. By securing this authorization, the Waterloo-based company gains a critical competitive advantage and is now well-positioned to expand its footprint in the U.S. government sector.

While the FedRAMP Marketplace lists hundreds of authorized services, Dejero's focus on resilient, blended connectivity for mobile and mission-critical environments carves out a distinct niche. Its solution is not just about secure data storage or a software application in the cloud; it is about providing the foundational, unbreakable connection that enables all other digital operations in the field.

This authorization also provides a secure foundation for the company's future growth. Dejero has announced its upcoming TITAN product family, a portfolio of mission-critical hardware launching in 2026. The flagship device, TITAN Command, will be managed through the now-FedRAMP-authorized Dejero Control platform. This demonstrates a cohesive, long-term vision to build an integrated ecosystem of secure hardware and software tailored specifically for the government and public safety sectors.

With Dejero Control and Concentrator now officially listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace, federal agencies have a clear path to deploy and manage their most demanding connectivity operations from a single, secure, and pre-approved platform. This development marks a significant step forward in ensuring that government personnel have the reliable communication tools they need to carry out their missions effectively and safely, no matter where they are.