MACsec link-layer encryption and FIPS 140-2 validated cryptographic platforms through the dispatch estate, and FIPS-compliant equipment integration in the Fort Stewart mobile disaster recovery vehicle kit for the U.S. Army.
In federal and criminal justice work the validated module is not an implementation detail. It is the requirement.
Applied in
- Consolidated CAD/911 Dispatch SystemTwo agencies with separate commands onto one dispatch platform, cutting response times from five to ten minutes down to one to two.
- ISP Cutover, Public IP Renumbering and WAN ModernizationAn estate moved to a new provider and a new public address space, then modernized for remote and hosted working without dropping the applications the business ran on.
- The SHA-2 Migration That Reached DispatchA routine certificate renewal that broke a live estate through its oldest endpoints, stopped station alerting in seventy-plus fire stations, and was resolved by deliberately keeping one service weak.
- Biochemical Manufacturer Converged NetworkHeadquarters, an affiliated business and a plant site joined over encrypted tunnels on consumer DSL — where the reliability had to come from the design, because it was not coming from the circuits.
- Fort Stewart Mobile Disaster Recovery FleetA fleet of vehicles able to deploy across Georgia during disasters and operate where fixed infrastructure was gone.
- SOCOM Transportable Wireless KitA two-site voice, video and data package over a point-to-point link where no fixed infrastructure existed.
Documents
- Consolidated Dispatch CJI Boundary DesignThe criminal justice information boundary through the CAD/911 platform, reviewed with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement across thirty-five revisions.
- Transportable Wireless Kit DesignRev 01, November 2003. A two-site voice, video and data package built for reproducibility rather than for one deployment.
See also
Also searched as
- PKI
- certificate lifecycle
- crypto-agility
- cryptographic inventory
- post-quantum
- PQC
- quantum-safe
- CJIS
- criminal justice information
- FBI security policy
- HIPAA
- PCI
- NIST 800-53
- FIPS 140-2