BlackBerry Limited announced enhanced capabilities for BlackBerry Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) to meet rising demand for sovereign endpoint control across enterprise, government, and regulated industries. The upcoming release addresses tightening data-residency requirements in Europe and the need for post-quantum cryptography. These enhancements enable customers to adopt AI, prepare for the post-quantum era, and manage diverse device fleets on infrastructure they own and control.

Sovereign Control and macOS Support

BlackBerry is expanding macOS management within UEM through its on-premises deployment model. This allows organizations to manage Apple, Windows, and Android devices from a single console without cloud dependency. BlackBerry UEM is the first and only endpoint management solution certified by Germany's Federal Office for Information Security under Common Criteria for managing Apple and Samsung devices in government environments.

Post-Quantum Cryptography

To address emerging cryptographic risks, BlackBerry UEM is advancing its post-quantum roadmap by upgrading cryptographic libraries on devices. The company is aligning with NIST post-quantum standards as part of its path toward FIPS 140-3 accreditation. These enhancements embed quantum-resistant protections from the UEM server through to secured applications on end-user devices.

Multi-Tenant and AI Capabilities

The release introduces expanded multi-tenant management capabilities to support service providers and complex enterprise and government estates. A modernized UEM console and refreshed administrator experience aim to reduce operational complexity. Secure AI-assisted capabilities are optional and can be enabled at an organization's discretion to improve efficiency while maintaining security.

Availability and Security Features

The new capabilities are expected to be available in summer 2026, with select management and multi-tenant console enhancements becoming generally available later in 2026. Enhancements to BlackBerry's secure file-sharing capability embed access controls directly into each document, addressing exfiltration risk in zero-trust environments.

BlackBerry Limited will hold its Annual General Meeting (AGM) virtually on June 25, 2026, at 10:00 am ET. The meeting allows shareholders to participate in corporate governance and voting on key proposals. Registered shareholders and duly appointed proxyholders are eligible to vote during the session.

Voting and Proxy Requirements

Non-registered or beneficial shareholders must appoint themselves as proxyholder to vote. This requires submitting a form of proxy and registering online with Computershare Investor Services. The deadline for this registration is 10:00 am ET on June 23, 2026. Shareholders without a control number or who fail to appoint a proxy before the meeting cannot vote but may attend as guests.

Access and Replay Information

The live audio webcast and voting platform are accessible at meetnow.global/MJSLNAS. A user guide for joining the AGM as a shareholder or guest is available at envisionreports.com/BlackBerry2026. Following the event, a replay of the AGM will be hosted at BlackBerry.com/Investors.

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