Secure Military Communications for Defense & High Security Network Compromising Operations
Enable secure military communications over high‑threat and high security networks with hardware‑enforced data diodes and Cross Domain Solutions that protect classified missions while allowing real‑time collaboration
Getting Started with Secure Military Communications
Cybersecurity Challenge: Balancing Secure Military Communications with High‑Threat Networks
For today’s defense organizations, real‑time information sharing with coalition partners and forward‑deployed units is essential—but every connection to High‑Threat Networks (HTNs) introduces risk to classified and high security networks. Owl’s secure military communications solutions provide hardware‑enforced separation and policy‑controlled data flows, so agencies can collaborate over HTNs while preserving data protection, mission continuity, and regulatory compliance.
Owl’s Solution for High‑Threat Network Connectivity & Collaboration
For secure, unidirectional military communications, mission data moves from the high‑threat network through an Owl Talon data diode for a hardware‑enforced break, then into an Owl Cross Domain Solution such as XD Bridge ST for filtering and validation before it ever reaches the trusted network. For bidirectional missions, the initial one‑way flow is paired with a second, independently controlled path back to the HTN, using CDS policies to tightly govern what can return—ensuring secure, policy‑controlled collaboration without exposing core defense and high security networks.
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Unidirectional flows: Hardware-enforced one-way data paths from high‑threat networks into trusted domains for secure monitoring and situational awareness.
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Bidirectional control: Separate, independently governed return paths that tightly restrict what can flow back to the HTN.
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Policy enforcement: Cross Domain Solutions apply filters, validation, and auditing so every exchange aligns with mission and security requirements