FAQs
TACLANE - the most widely deployed family of High Assurance (Type 1) certified encryptors in the world - has been protecting critical information and securing national security systems for over 20 years.
What does TACLANE do? ›
TACLANE - the most widely deployed family of High Assurance (Type 1) certified encryptors in the world - has been protecting critical information and securing national security systems for over 20 years.
Can I buy a TACLANE? ›
TACLANE Approved Products
Items can be purchased on IDIQ or directly from General Dynamics Mission Systems. For more information please contact our INFOSEC team at (781) 410-9400, (888) 897-3148 or by filling out our form.
What does KG 175 stand for? ›
KG-175. The TACLANE (KG-175) is short for Tactical FASTLANE ® and was developed by the National Security Agency (NSA) to provide network communications security on Internet Protocol (IP) and Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) networks for the individual user or for enclaves of users at the same security level.
What happens when you zeroize a TACLANE? ›
The Render Useless Zeroize (RUZ) feature eliminates key material and cryptographic algorithms, fully rendering the ECU useless, making it completely inoperable and inaccessible.
How does an IP encryptor work? ›
The computer encrypts all data, including the payload and header, and appends a new header to it. IPSec transport mode encrypts only the data packet's payload and leaves the IP header in its original form. The unencrypted packet header allows routers to identify the destination address of each data packet.
What is a HAIPE device? ›
A HAIPE is an IP encryption device, looking up the destination IP address of a packet in its internal Security Association Database (SAD) and picking the encrypted tunnel based on the appropriate entry.
What is a KG 250? ›
The AltaSec KG-250 is a Type 1 Inline Network Encryptor (INE) certified by the National Security Agency for Top Secret and Below networking. The KG-250 provides advanced networking with embedded Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) routing and HAIPE® to HAIPE® keying.
How fast is kg175f? ›
The TACLANE-FLEX is a single encryption platform, scalable from 100 Mb/s to 1 Gb/s full-duplex throughput by simply changing the pluggable interface and a field software upgrade. This provides a cost effective security solution for today and eases migration as bandwidth needs grow in the future.
How to upgrade TACLANE software? ›
To request the new software visit www.gdmissionsystems.com/infosecsupport, call 888-897-3148 or email our team for additional information. TACLANE-10G and Release 4.3 v2 is supported by the GEM® One Encryptor Manager.
The KG-250X is a fully HAIPE®-compliant low SWaP 100 Mbps IP crypto built for mounted and dismounted tactical use.
Who makes kg 250? ›
The Viasat KG-250X/KG-250X-FC (fiber copper) is a rugged, flexible, low-size, weight, and power (SWaP), high-speed National Security Agency (NSA)-certified Type 1 Inline Network Encryptor (INE).
What is kg 142? ›
The Viasat KG-142 is the first and only 100 Gbps (200 Gbps. aggregate) Type 1 MACsec Ethernet encryptor. The KG-142. is capable of operating at multiple speeds, 20 Gbps to 200. Gbps (aggregate) and Multiple Point-to-Point connections with.
What is the default SSO PIN for TACLANE? ›
The SSO PIN is a machine-generated, 9-digit PIN. The TACLANE-GigE/Mini delivered from the factory has the following default SSO PIN: 123456789.
What is TAClAN? ›
TAClAN is the tactical equivalent of our Special Operations. Forces (SOF) garrison automation networks. It provides the automation infrastructure.
What is agile VLAN? ›
Overview. TACLANE Agile VLAN is an optional software feature that enables a specific group of devices to communicate as though they were directly connected regardless of their location.
What is high assurance cryptographic equipment? ›
High Assurance Cryptographic Equipment (HACE) is used by organisations to protect highly classified information. Due to the sensitive nature of HACE, and the limited information publicly available on it, organisations must contact the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) before using it.
What is an inline network encryptor? ›
Network Encryptors / Inline Network Encryptors
Network Encryptors are used to secure communications and protect sensitive data transmitted in drone-based applications, safeguarding mission-critical data, protecting against cyber threats, and ensuring the integrity of communications in sensitive environments.
What is a KG encryptor? ›
KG-250X/KG-250X-FC HAIPE Encryptor
It protects Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) and uses the latest technologies and software to provide the network security tactical and mobile users rely on.
