Setting the Bar for Cross Domain Solutions Eliminating risk, removing silos and helping you complete your mission, faster

CDS support national security and law enforcement agencies by allowing users to securely bring information from other sources, partners, and remote networks into a centralised location to build a unified intelligence picture. Examples include:

• Ability to access the internet from a secure network
• Sharing classified data with secure partners
• Control of operational capability (e.g. video telemetry)

Defence organisations operate across many networks. They need to collaborate with other nations across sensitive networks but control what is shared; they need to communicate quickly while remaining secure and they need to bring data together for monitoring or operational advantage. Examples include:

• Full motion video exploitation
• Accessing commander briefings
• Secure data and voice collaboration with partners

Many aspects of governing a nation require utmost confidentiality. From government classified documents, defence plans, foreign policy documents, all the way down to lists of employees, governments often find themselves needing to share information across security domains. Examples include:

• Ability to access the internet from a secure network
• Supporting and monitoring secure networks
• Full email connectivity to secure networks

CDS provide critical national infrastructure organisations with new ways to enable secure information exchanges between business networks, management systems and the industrial operations they control. Examples include:

• Operational Technology equipment monitoring from an IT network
• Management of remote capability

CDS provide critical national infrastructure organisations with new ways to enable secure information exchanges between business networks, management systems and the industrial operations they control. Examples include:

• Operational Technology equipment monitoring from an IT network
• Management of remote capability