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Cape is the only mobile carrier built with privacy and security at its core. Our proprietary technology masks your location and identity, protecting you when you most need it.

Government officials and military leaders are among those targeted by state-sponsored hackers.

Network Interception

A former Verizon employee conspired with the Chinese government, using his position to gather and share information on dissidents, pro-democracy advocates, religious groups, and non-profits.

Insider Threats

Millions of Americans have been targeted through SS7 attacks, a vulnerability in telecom networks allowing hackers to intercept calls, texts, and track locations. Read a U.S. Senator’s letter to the President highlighting these risks.

Signaling Attacks

NATIONAL SECURITY

Public figures from executives to celebrities are targets for corporate espionage, extortion, and surveillance.

A top TV and film actress reported her Verizon phone number hijacked via SIM swap, allowing the hacker to post crypto scams to her 1.2M-follower X account. 

Celebrity Hacks

The SEC’s official X account was hacked via SIM swap, falsely announcing the approval of spot bitcoin ETFs.

Government Impersonation

Chinese hackers targeted and collected the audio of phone calls from the campaign staff of U.S. presidential candidates by compromising major telcos like Verizon and AT&T.

Campaign Espionage

PUBLIC FIGURES

Lawyers, journalists, therapists, and others in sensitive professions have access to valuable information about clients and sources.

Mental health data is highly sensitive and fetches over $1,000 per record on the dark web, putting therapists and their patients at risk.

Healthcare Breaches

Journalists increasingly face physical and digital threats, with nearly 180 documented cases of spyware attacks by governments and criminal networks worldwide.

Surveillance of the Press

Law firms, holding corporate secrets and sensitive client data, are prime targets for hackers, with 65% experiencing cyber incidents.

Hacking of Lawyers

CONFIDENTIAL CLIENTS

Crypto Investors and High-Net-Worth Individuals are prime targets for hackers, and have lost millions due to SIM swaps.

In 2023, the FBI investigated 1,075 SIM-swapping attacks, which resulted in nearly $50 million in losses.

Rising SIM Swaps

A crypto investor lost $24 million in bitcoin after hackers used a SIM swap to access their phone number and reset wallet passwords, depleting the holdings in minutes.

Bitcoin Breach

A SIM-swapping group stole $400 million from 50 victims across multiple states by forging IDs and posing as them at major telecom stores to seize control of phone numbers and wallets.

Mass Crypto Heist

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Cape is proud to be named among Fast Company's 2024 Most Innovative Companies.

Cape’s partnering with the US Navy to thwart hackers and secure its most sensitive communications in Guam.

Cape’s challenging the major carriers with a simple concept: your data, on your device, and nowhere else.

Cape loaned Joseph Cox of 404 Media, who hasn’t owned a phone since 2017,  a Cape device to explore how our technology addresses the vulnerabilities that kept him off mobile networks.

Public figures, high-ranking executives and activists will soon be able to purchase a phone and use a cell network that will collect as little information about them as possible.

Cape’s Android-based phone complies with U.S. law but claims to offer a higher degree of privacy for users.

A new ‘ultra-secure’ phone carrier says it can make you harder to track. Cape’s privacy-focused service comes with a pre-configured Android phone and aims to minimize data collection.

Cape CEO John Doyle: You Don't Have To Give Up Security For Connectivity

CEO John Doyle shares his thoughts on how we can hold big telco companies accountable for major data breaches.

Mobile carrier Cape is launching what it describes as an “ultra-secure cell phone service.”

With a variety of privacy-first measures for subscribers, Cape raises $61 million across funding rounds.

Cape raises $61M in funding, led by A* Capital and Andreessen Horowitz.

How Are Cape and IT&E Revolutionizing Navy’s 4G/5G Connectivity?

US Navy carrier achieves 5G 130 miles offshore in Cape, IT&E tests

Cape Secures $61M Funding to Develop a High-Security Mobile Network

Cape enters the Taiwan market to challenge the status quo.

US MVNO Cape raises $61 million for 'privacy-first' mobile service

Cape raises $61M to build private and secure mobile carrier

With $61M warchest, MVNO Cape to target security

Cape: Privacy-First Mobile Carrier Company Raises $61 Million

Arlington telecom startup aims to double workforce this quarter after raising $61M

Cape Revolutionizes Private Communications on USCellular’s IoT Network

Meet Cape: The US’s new “private” MVNO

US Navy plans to secure internet communications in Guam

Cape, IT&E Set Up New MVNO, Equip USS Abraham Lincoln with 5G

Cape is touted as a privacy-first alternative after major telcos get fined nearly $200M for illegally selling customer location data.