News

News Coverage

On guards (C4ISR Journal)

New Raytheon system makes GSA list (UPI.com)

Raytheon working to address data volume (UPI.com)

Farnborough 2010: CENTCOM gears up for ISR network upgrade
(Shephard Group)

Under Siege: Contractors and military strengthen cyber-war defenses
(Defense Technology International)

Press Releases

Raytheon Announces Commercial Availability of High Speed Guard™
Posted: Wed, 14 Dec 2011

Raytheon High-Speed Guard now on U.S. GSA Schedule
Posted: Mon, 09 Aug 2010

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High Speed Guard

Contact Us

To schedule a High-Speed Guard demo, e-mail iismedia@raytheon.com

Meeting today’s secure transfer needs at tomorrow’s transfer rates.

Raytheon High-Speed Guard is a solution that bridges the security gap between different domains, resulting in a faster, efficient and cost-effective cross-domain solution – even for the most challenging data sharing environments. High-Speed Guard provides a controlled network interface that reviews and releases sensitive data, while still maintaining transfer rates above other options. Unlike other solutions, High-Speed Guard supports large computer systems with comparatively lower administrative costs, making it the best choice for large-scale deployments.

Key Features and Benefits

Listed on the Unified Cross Domain Management Office (UCDMO) Baseline list of trusted cross-domain technologies
Sustains industry's fastest rates of more than 9Gb/s on a 2 CPU platform
Offers various configurations for ease of integration for all modes, no matter the sensitivity or size of the payload
Provides flexible and adaptable data validation rules
Supports multiple application protocols
Customer configurable to be easily managed and maintained
Includes reliable human review using digital signatures
Certification history under DCID 6/3 up to PL4
More than 190 installations

With a proven track record of more than 190 installations, Raytheon High-Speed Guard is an enforcer and adjudicator of network boundaries. High-Speed Guard 3.0 sustains full transfer rate on dual-processor commercial off-the-shelf servers running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 with a strict Security Enhanced Linux policy.