Electronic Warfare
Sensors To Knowledge
General Dynamics Mission Systems electronic warfare products provide users with the capability to quickly detect, identify and track a wide range of signals in the electromagnetic spectrum to deliver the right information at the right time for increased situational awareness.
SignalEye – AI Software for Automated Signal Classification
General Dynamics SignalEye solution provides spectrum situational awareness by automating the classification of signals through the use of machine learning. It provides tactical warfighters and security personnel with a timely, accurate view of the threat in the RF spectrum.
Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program
Ship defense remains a top priority of the U.S. Navy due to the proliferation of advanced anti-ship missiles. Effective ship defense depends on shipboard Electronic Warfare systems for early detection, location and classification of electronic emitters. As the systems integrator for Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program (SEWIP) Block 1, our technology enables rapid integration of emerging technologies in anti-ship missile defense and electronic warfare situational awareness.
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In The News: NSA Poised to Certify TACLANE-ES10 for Layer 2 Secure Data Transfer
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General Dynamics Mission Systems Introduces Enhanced Power Management to the TACLANE-FLEX (KG-175F) Encryptor
General Dynamics announces the addition of a scalable power management capability to the TACLANE-FLEX (KG-175F) in release 4.2v3. As the smallest, lightest, most power efficient 2 Gb/s (aggregate) High Assurance Internet Protocol Encryptor (HAIPE) available today, the TACLANE-FLEX provides the secur…
General Dynamics Mission Systems Extends Secure Communication Capability Deep into the Enterprise Backbone with Layer 2 Ethernet Data Encryption
TACLANE-ES10 will be the first encryptor in the E-Series portfolio specifically designed to protect voice, video and data information classified Top Secret/SCI and below on high speed Layer 2 Ethernet networks.