Mattermost
Open-source secure collaboration platform for technical teams.
Access control keeps getting finer-grained for defense buyers, buried in a blog that mostly publishes essays.
◆Recent moves
- 4d ago
What Is an Air-Gapped Network?
An explainer defining air-gapped networks and what full isolation rules out. Educational content supporting the sovereignty pitch, with no product change attached.
View source ↗ - 7d ago
Your Teams Are Already Translating Sensitive Data. The Question Is Where It Goes.
An argument that staff already paste sensitive material into outside translation tools, framing where that data travels as the real exposure. Positioning content for the secure-collaboration case rather than a release.
View source ↗ - 11d ago
The Collaboration Gap in Zero Trust: Why Sovereignty Can’t Stop at the Perimeter
Makes the case that Zero Trust programs secure networks and endpoints while leaving collaboration tools outside the perimeter. This is the thesis the channel-level access work in v11.9 is built to answer.
View source ↗ - 16d ago
Agentic AI for Mission-Critical Operations: What Enterprise Leaders Need to Know
Surveys enterprise AI agents moving from pilots into daily operations ahead of governance structures. Market commentary that stakes out a position on agent oversight before any corresponding feature appears in the notes.
View source ↗ - 24d ago
Secure Mobile Collaboration: How Federal & Private Organizations Can Protect Mobile Data at Scale
Discusses protecting mobile collaboration data across personal phones and public networks in regulated settings. Audience-targeted editorial consistent with the rest of the feed.
View source ↗ - 29d ago
Mattermost v11.9: Channel-Level ABAC Policies, Ranked Attributes, Program Masking & More
v11.9 brings ABAC policies down to channel level, adds ranked attributes and program masking, and supports Azure Blob Storage natively. This is the release the surrounding essays argue for — authorization expressed where conversations actually happen, and storage that stays inside the customer's own infrastructure.
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