Multilevel Security
Sharing sensitive information across security boundaries and multiple communities of interest.
General Dynamics trusted multilevel and cross-domain technologies have revolutionized the computer users’ access to sensitive information. Organizations around the world can now access information at various levels of security more quickly and efficiently than ever before, while contributing to overall cost reductions and increasing system-wide mobility.
Trusted Network Environment (TNE)
The leading cyber edge solution in use today by the U.S. Department of Defense and Federal Agencies that enables multiple coalitions of interest (COI) to share sensitive information across security boundaries.
PitBull Trusted Operating System (OS)
Provides protection at the most foundational layer to allow you to develop systems, applications, and solutions with access controls and integrity throughout all levels.
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General Dynamics Mission Systems Ships First Direct Sale ProtecD@R Multi-Platform (KG-204) Units to U.S. Government Unmanned Program
General Dynamics has shipped multiple direct sale ProtecD@R Multi-Platform (KG-204) Data at Rest encryptors to a U.S. government unmanned program to help secure and protect collected mission, and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data.
General Dynamics Mission Systems and Klas Telecom Government Collaborate to Provide Secure, Modular Deployable Communications to the Tactical Edge
The integration of the NSA certified TACLANE-Nano (KG-175N) encryptor with the Klas Voyager System provides warfighters the ability to access and share classified data with reliable connectivity, trusted security and interoperability at the mobile edge.
NSA Certifies General Dynamics Data-at-Rest Encryptor, ProtecD@R Multi-Platform (KG-204)
General Dynamics announced that their ProtecD@R Multi-Platform (KG-204) Data-at-Rest (DaR) encryptor, a compact device optimized to support the secure storage and transfer of video and data in tactical environments, is now certified by the National Security Agency (NSA) to protect stored data classi…