Go Back Redefining Portable Media Threat Protection with XD Air™ 6

November 17
1:00 pm
ET

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Meet the Speakers

Kristina Dettwiler
Product Marketing
Shawn Campbell
Principal Product Manager
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Portable media remains one of the fastest paths for threats to slip into your most sensitive networks. Join Owl Cyber Defense as we unveil XD Air™ V6, a reimagined, stand-alone kiosk delivering dual AV and dual CDR engines on a hardened, STIG-compliant OS. Discover how organizations can inspect, clean, and safely transfer files across classified and mission-critical environments, without the limitations of legacy sanitization tools.

Attendees Will Learn:

  • How XD Air™ V6’s dual AV (ClamAV, Sophos) and dual CDR (Glasswall, Purifile) engines catch zero-day threats that signature-based tools miss, using a known-good sanitization approach
  • Why the hardened, STIG-compliant Rocky 9-based OS and rugged, non-ITAR-encumbered design enable flexible deployment from secure facilities to forward operating bases
  • How individually licensable CDR engines let organizations tailor protection to their specific mission and compliance needs

Meet the Speakers

Kristina Dettwiler
Product Marketing
Shawn Campbell
Principal Product Manager
More About The Speakers

Meet the Speaker

Kristina Dettwiler

Product Marketing, Owl Cyner Defense

Meet the Speaker

Shawn Campbell

Principal Product Manager, OWL CYBER DEFENSE

Mr. Shawn R. Campbell is Owl Cyber Defense Solutions’ Product Manager for its Government Cross Domain Solution (CDS) and One-Way Transfer (OWT) product portfolios.  In this role, he is directing Owl’s efforts to provide hardware and software-enforced transfer CDS capabilities to Owl’s customers in Defense, Intelligence, and other Government markets.

Shawn’s career started as a USAF linguist developing analyst tools on PWB Unix minicomputers.  Those efforts led to working as a network analyst on the transition of ARPANET to MILNET and packet switch networking technologies for BBN.  From there, he started down the path working software, system, and security engineering efforts.  These efforts spanned from developing communications testing infrastructures to leading BLACKER and CANEWARE product test efforts, to working on SDNS, DGSA, and GOSIP standards and defining agency-level next generation security architectures while providing agency and mission ISSE support, and eventually leading to his CDS development and product management roles.