ArchTIS and Pexip Integrated Security for Video Calls
The partnership automates clearance-based access controls for multinational defense communications starting this month.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Cybersecurity
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ArchTIS has integrated its Trusted Data Integration technology with Pexip's video conferencing platform to enable automated security clearance checks. This system, which is available now, denies meeting access to participants who do not meet specific classification requirements.
Why it matters
The integration addresses the complex security requirements of multinational defense operations that demand strict information classification enforcement. It automates compliance by verifying credentials against meeting standards during active sessions.
The system supports four primary classification levels including TOP SECRET, SECRET, PROTECTED, and OFFICIAL. It retrieves security attributes from identity providers like Microsoft Entra ID to validate participant access against meeting-specific security protocols.
The players
archTIS
A provider of software-defined data-centric security solutions, focusing on secure access to sensitive and classified information.
Pexip
An Oslo-listed developer of scalable, secure video conferencing software widely used by government and enterprise sectors.
The details
The platform functions by pulling security attributes from an organization's identity management provider and evaluating them against the meeting's required clearance. It continuously monitors these authorization credentials throughout the meeting, automatically removing any participant whose security status no longer aligns with the established requirements. The architecture is designed to support on-premises, sovereign cloud, and hybrid deployment configurations.
Timeline
The joint solution became available on October 14, 2026.
The Tech Race
The integration relies on Microsoft Entra ID to verify user credentials against strict classification tiers. This follows a broader industry movement toward embedding identity-based security directly into communication stacks rather than relying on perimeter-based network defenses.
Defense organizations and government entities can immediately deploy this solution in hybrid or cloud environments to automate user authorization. The integration removes manual compliance checks, ensuring that restricted meetings maintain strict adherence to security protocols during active calls.
The takeaway
This partnership formalizes the shift toward continuous authorization in secure video communication. Security architects should monitor future performance benchmarks regarding how quickly the system revokes access during a change in a participant's credentials.
Further reading
For more on the evolution of secure data access in distributed environments, visit the Cybersecurity section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Proactiveinvestors NA.
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