Federal defense and civilian organizations responsible for communications acknowledge the critical need to improve mobility and remote work solutions for classified workers. Now, turnkey enterprise-class network solutions combined with industry-leading secure software are delivering the benefits of classified access to warfighters and remote and mobile workers in the field. These systems allow end users to use commercial mobile devices to access classified information from almost anywhere.

Successful deployment of mobile devices for classified communications depends on advanced technology, such as PKI-enabled dual VPN clients, incorporating extensive configuration and processes that conform to National Security Agency Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) guidelines. Implementing these technologies and processes typically result in time-consuming and manual efforts, leading to cybersecurity vulnerabilities and downtime. With newly available enhanced technologies, communications organizations can reduce setup time from hours to minutes, increase security and uptime, enable mobility and improve situational awareness.

Join Gary Markham, vice president of technology, IGS, and John Glover, senior software engineer, Curtiss-Wright, in an in-depth exploration of challenges in deploying enterprise-scale classified mobility and how large-scale defense and federal organizations can overcome challenges using automated provisioning and management.