Cross-Domain Solutions in Defence: 12 Ways to Use Them

Companies in a variety of industries use cross-domain solutions. They help streamline processes, increase efficiency, and reduce costs. But they’re not always easy to implement, especially in the world of Defence. In this segment, companies are often bound by strict regulations and need to implement new solutions without compromising security measures.

This blog post details 12 ways TrustedFilter™ is used as a cross-domain solution in defence to optimise communications, operations and data.

TrustedFilter™ is a solution that combines hardware and software to ensure the integrity of boundaries, data flows, and networks.

TrustedFilter™ examines data and verifies whether it can pass across the boundary. Furthermore, it enforces a one-way or bi-directional connection.

By using TrustedFilter™, information can be accessed, shared, and monitored in the most secure manner possible, enabling future capabilities today.

Choosing this solution ensures that your data enters and leaves your network exactly how it should be.

Absolute assurance in data transfer integrity, using the only secure way – TrustedFilter™.

TrustedFilter™ is applied for a variety of purposes, including, but not limited to:

– Data imports into secure networks and DMZs
– Data exports out of secure networks and DMZs
– Data loss prevention
– Real-time military intelligence, imagery, video, sensors and track data
– Autonomous vehicle command and control
– Actionable intelligence
– Deployed security operations centre
– Import of geospatial, environmental and weather information into secure systems
– Content disarming and reconstruction
– Import/Export of SIEM data with support to all major vendors
– Transfer of DDS (Data Distribution Service)
– Sharing coalition data