Secure Communication Solutions
Whether you need a secure wireless network for a small number of tactical field users or a large scale enterprise-wide network, Harris Corporation offers Secure Wireless Local Area Network (SWLAN) solutions that are mobile, scalable, and can be quickly deployed to meet a wide range of command and control operational scenarios. Their flexibility enables you to easily take your up to top secret network with you — anywhere in the world....fast.
About SecNet 11®:
The SecNet 11 product family includes: the SecNet 11 Plus PC card, the SecNet 11 Wireless Bridge, and the SecNet 11 Key Fill Cable. Together, these products create a secure wireless environment that is ideal for applications and
missions requiring:
- Secret Level Data (COMSEC)
- Encryption of Ethernet/IP Addresses
- Low Cost
- Low Power
- Small size
- Ultra Lightweight
- PCMCIA Form Factor
- Crypto Embedment
- Simple Key Management
About SecNet 54™:
SecNet 54 is a new addition to Harris' family of secure communications products. In its initial release, it is a SWLAN, Internet Protocol (IP) encryption product, designed to keep data, voice, and video communications secure. It is ideal for applications and missions requiring:
- Up to Top Secret/SCI Level Data (COMSEC)
- HAIPIS Compatibility**
- High data throughput
- Interoperability with Commercial Networks
- Both Copper and Fiber-Based
- Networks/Users
- Ruggedized Enclosure
- Various future transmission media modules (Ethernet, POTS, ISDN, etc.)
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Harris Awarded Potential $41 Million Contract by NSA For Top-Secret Capable SecNet 54 Secure Wireless LAN Product
read >> Secure LAN technology approved for Air Force networks (Military and Aerospace Electronics) read >> Network-Centric Operations Go on the Road (SIGNAL) read >> Harris Corporation's SecNet 11 Secure Wireless Local Area Network Technology Approved for Use On U.S. Air Force Networks (Harris Press Release) read >> Wireless Warriors Secure in Their Knowledge (SIGNAL) read >> Wireless router may soon be 'going hot'—Laying cable in combat could become a thing of the past (Army Times) read >> SecNet 11 type-certified for case use on SIPRNET. Secure Wireless LAN CONOPS now available of DISA web site. (DOD PKI certification required) read >> |