Cyber Support
Secure communications equipment and cyber-defence support for the systems we supply.
Equipment is only as secure as its links.
Unmanned systems, sensors and command elements are networked by definition. The data path between them is part of the capability, and it is the part most often left to whoever installed it last.
This line covers the secure communications equipment and the hardening work that keep the systems we supply trustworthy in service — not offensive tooling, and not services we are not equipped to stand behind.
Scope of supply
- Secure communications and encryption equipment
- Hardened network and data-link elements
- Secure endpoints and ruggedised terminals
- Access control and key management equipment
- Configuration hardening for systems we supply
- Operator and administrator training
Where it applies
- Securing the data path on unmanned systems
- Command and control network protection
- Critical-infrastructure operator requirements
- Replacing ageing or unsupported communications equipment
How this line runs.
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Requirement
What must be protected, which systems it connects to, and who operates it.
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End-user verification
Identification of the end user and confirmation of the licensing and export route, before any technical material is released.
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Configuration brief
Suitable equipment, configuration, lead time and commercial terms, issued against the verified enquiry.
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Supply and support
Delivery, commissioning support, documented handover and an agreed support arrangement.
Encryption and network-security equipment is frequently dual-use and controlled in its own right, independently of the platform it protects. The applicable licensing and export-control route is confirmed before supply proceeds. We do not supply offensive or intrusion tooling.
Request a capability brief.
No specifications, configurations or pricing are published. Start by telling us what needs protecting and who operates it.