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By Archie W
We’re excited to announce the release of ESS 24.10, the latest Long-Term Support (LTS) version of the Element Server Suite! This is an important milestone as it brings Element X to customers who require the six monthly LTS releases of ESS.
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By Matthew Hodgson
Hi all, Back in April 2020 I published a surprisingly popular guide of how to self-host a basic Matrix instance on Debian using Riot (as Element was called back then!), Synapse and Jitsi.
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By Steve Loynes
The Matrix Conference saw the official launch of Element X! That means Element X is now the mobile app that almost all Element users should be using for messaging; both in the workplace and for personal use. Some large customers that self-host are still using the classic mobile Element apps. Once those customers have migrated, Element X will simply become ‘Element’ and the classic mobile apps will be retired.
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By Steve Loynes
Element is delighted to be joining the launch of openDesk at Smart Country Convention in Berlin, 15-17 October. For those that don’t know already, openDesk is an Office & Collaboration Suite for public administration. The development of openDesk is led by the Centre for Digital Sovereignty in Public Administration (ZenDiS), a limited company created by Germany’s Federal Ministry of the Interior (BMI). Element was selected by ZenDiS as the real time communications component within openDesk.
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By Steve Loynes
Fast Company recently covered NATO ACT’s partnership with us to create its NI2CE Messenger, an exploratory initiative to investigate the potential of a digitally sovereign messenger. For experimental use within NATO ACT, NI2CE (NATO Interoperable Instant Communication Environment) is a sovereign and secure messenger that aims to complement existing NATO communication solutions with a secure Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) style messenger for ‘non classified’ use.
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By Archie W
Element is launching the world’s first communications platform based on the upcoming Matrix 2.0 release. The result is blazing performance which outperforms the mainstream alternatives - across a decentralised system that enables self-hosting and end-to-end encryption - as well as open standard interoperability to revolutionise real time communication between large organisations.
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By Steve Loynes
Adfinis, a recognised and internationally active open source provider, and Element, a leading service provider for secure and decentralised real-time communication solutions, are entering into a partnership. With this partnership, Adfinis is expanding its portfolio with an exciting solution that will enable it to offer an even more comprehensive range of products in the market for digitally sovereign platforms.
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By Matthew Hodgson
As you know, Element’s commitment to the growth of Matrix, both as an open standard protocol and a genuine open source project, is unquestionable, and we’re proud to continue powering the development of Matrix 2.0 via our contributions to the various projects.
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By Steve Loynes
Matrix performs well in BSI audit conducted by MGM Security Partners, only for findings to be misunderstood. On Sunday 1 September, Heise published an inaccurate article that caused much confusion and – unfortunately – turned a positive story about the German government funding open source security research into a bad news story. This blog post aims to address the misunderstandings. *Many thanks to Heise for subsequently correcting the headline.
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By Denise Almeida
We are delighted to announce that Element, including all of its subsidiaries, has successfully obtained ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, issued by Prescient Security LLC. This certification was achieved on our first attempt, and in a very short period of time, which is a testament to our commitment to the security of our products and operations. Security is always at the forefront of everything we do at Element.
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Element is the fast, simple and private way to communicate with family, friends, teams, colleagues, organisations and the wider world.
All-in-one secure chat app for teams, friends and organisations. Keeps conversations in your control, safe from data-mining and ads. Talk to everyone through the open global Matrix network, protected by proper end-to-end encryption.
Element gives you the privacy you expect from a conversation in your own home, but with everyone across the globe:
- Keep it personal: Group chat, video calls and sharing to stay in touch and coordinate with family and friends.
- Revolutionise the workplace: Highly effective teamwork within a company, across a business ecosystem or an entire government.
- Host your community: From clubs to social movements, keep everyone together with a platform everyone can use.
Millions of people rely on Element.