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Recent news and updates


SafecomLink for Pactor V17 is here: New map interface, Mobile app, AI-ALE and much more
The map is your new main screen, your station fits in your pocket, other programs can drive it, and AI-ALE comes to PACTOR.
16 hours ago7 min read


SafecomLink V16.1: Live map, RUP-1 beacons and much more!
See network activity live on a map and get new beacon features.
Sep 263 min read


SafecomLink for Pactor V16 is here! Automatic Gear-Shifting, a Safie you write yourself, DCD Sensitivity control, antenna rotator control, GPS off the modem, and much more!
Automatic gear-shifting on a live link, sensitivity control for noisy bands, a Safie you write yourself, rotator control, and a new look throughout.
Sep 105 min read
Recent case studies


Case Study - SafecomLink Cluster
Shattering the ARQ Barrier with SafecomLink Pactor Clusters Pioneering Real-Time, Cross-Band Multi-Station Chat/Data-Exchange on HF For decades, HF data communication over ARQ modes like Pactor has been bound by two hard limits: it is point-to-point, and both stations must share propagation on a single frequency. The SafecomLink Cluster feature breaks both, enabling real-time, cross-band ARQ data exchange and the world’s first multi-party ARQ-based live chat. FEATURE SafecomL
Jun 244 min read


SafecomLink Case Study - Maritime / Offshore
Live AI Weather Routing over HF Radio North of the Arctic Circle How sailor Harley Soltes (LA/KN7H) used SafecomLink to access live AI-based weather forecasts and wind-routing data needed to safely time his Arctic crossing to Lofoten, reaching the open internet and an AI assistant from a boat off the Norwegian coast, with no cellular coverage, no satellite service, and no shore-side infrastructure. OPERATOR Harley Soltes · LA/KN7H LOCATION En route to Lofoten, Norway LINK Pac
Jun 54 min read


SafecomLink Case Study - Empowering Resiliency in U.S. Fintech
The Client A major U.S. financial technology firm operating four high-security data centers across the country. These sites serve as both mission-critical hubs and emergency shelters for essential personnel. The Challenge In an era of increasing geopolitical instability, the company’s risk assessment identified a critical failure point: reliance on third-party infrastructure. Standard fiber, cellular, and satellite networks are vulnerable to physical sabotage, cyber-warfare,
Mar 132 min read
Recent blog posts


SafecomLink Case Study - Empowering Resiliency in U.S. Fintech
The Client A major U.S. financial technology firm operating four high-security data centers across the country. These sites serve as both mission-critical hubs and emergency shelters for essential personnel. The Challenge In an era of increasing geopolitical instability, the company’s risk assessment identified a critical failure point: reliance on third-party infrastructure. Standard fiber, cellular, and satellite networks are vulnerable to physical sabotage, cyber-warfare,
Mar 132 min read


The Fragility of the "Always-On" Era
We treat internet connectivity like oxygen, invisible and guaranteed. But as global tensions rise, the infrastructure we rely on (undersea cables, satellite arrays, and centralized ISPs) has become a primary strategic target. For organizations and individuals alike, the digital fabric is thinner than we care to admit. When the grid goes dark, the realization is immediate: If you don’t own the medium, you don’t own the communication. The Fatal Flaw in Business Continuity Plans
Jan 242 min read


SafecomLink: A Lifeline in Emergency Situations
In the realm of emergency communications, reliability and speed are paramount. SafecomLink, the world's leading radio-based data communication platform, delivers on both fronts, providing an unparalleled solution for individuals and organizations to stay connected even when traditional communication channels fail. Utilizing HF/VHF/UHF radio frequencies, SafecomLink ensures constant, grid-independent data exchange, making it an indispensable tool during crises. Key Features an
Jun 7, 20243 min read
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