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| | STU-III Secure Telephone Units, Crypto Key Generators, Encryption Equipment and Scramblers |
 | | Each terminal user is responsible for viewing this information to identify the distant party and the maximum security classification level authorized for the call. | | | Levels of security classification, keying instructions, rekey instruction, CIK management will be decided by the user and the user's communications facility. | | | When the terminal is keyed, the terminal assumes the highest classification of the key stored within and must be protected in accordance with the classification of that key. |
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http://www.tscm.com/stu.html
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| | AntiOffline removing the Dot in Dot.com |
| | Security levels may be user selected for each communications session. | | | The SSP3110 Data Storage Encryptor is approved for use at all classification levels. | | | The cryptographics for STE will be located on a removable Personal Computer Memory Card International Associate (PCMCIA) card. |
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http://venona.antioffline.com/ceg.html
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| | Security of information is enclave-to- enclave or end-to-end, depending on implementation. | | | A single secure terminal device will be used in garrison and in the tactical environment. | | | System software for WIN-T equipment will be developed as applicable and conform to appropriate Defense Information Infrastructure/Common Operating Environment (DII/COE) protocols and standards. |
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http://www.monmouth.army.mil/peoc3s/31augord.doc
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| | Secure Terminal Equipment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The STE system is designed so that when the STE set and the Crypto Card are separated, neither is considered classified. | | | C2 - The C2 STE is similar to the Tactical STE but C2 has modified software for use with its Tactical Terminal Locking Handset mechanism. | | | STE is designed to use ISDN telephone lines which offer higher speeds of up to 128k bits per second and are all digital. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Terminal_Equipment
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| | Section II |
| | CONTINGENCY TARGET TOPOLOGY: The goal is to acquire contingency equipment and systems (voice or data) that provides connectivity to either Non-Secure Internet Protocol Router (NIPR), Secure Internet Protocol Router (SIPR), and for which can support a LAN architecture for up to 50 users. | | | MRT, INMARSATs, STU, DRSN, DMS, VTC, etc.) and may use connectivity through the Secure Internet Protocol Router (SIPRNet), Secure Data Node (SDN) or the Defense Switched Network (DSN). | | | BASELINE TOPOLOGY: The G6 developed a plan to identify and program for acquisition of commercial type, tactical radio systems (e.g. |
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http://www.21tsc.army.mil/Aerim/section_ii.htm
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| | List of cryptography topics - LearnThis.Info Enclyclopedia |
| | National Security Agency -- National Cryptologic Museum -- Needham-Schroeder -- NESSIE -- NewDES -- Niels Ferguson -- NTRUEncrypt -- Null cipher -- Numbers station -- |
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http://encyclopedia.learnthis.info/l/li/list_of_cryptography_topics.html
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| | SUBJECT: Department of Defense (DoD) Voice Networks |
| | Processes data or information for use by other equipment, software, or services. | | | The control of changes (including the recording thereof) that are made to the hardware, software, firmware, and documentation throughout the system lifecycle. | | | Process of analyzing threats to, and vulnerabilities of, an IT system, and the potential impact that the loss of information or capabilities of a system would have on national security. The resulting analysis is used as a basis for identifying appropriate and effective measures. |
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http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives/corres/sgml/i81003p.sgm
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| | Secure Terminal Equipment |
| | STE Rekey Procedure (Programming BOTH of the Rekey Numbers) | | | The card MUST be associated with the pohne before this process will work. | | | NOTE: If the STE has a TPA Establishment, the TPA card will be required to complete the New card association: The STE will prompt the user to insert the TPA card before completing the association process. |
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http://ias.itserealm.com/Secure_Terminal_Equipment.html
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| | Kasten Chase Lands Network Security Contract |
| | Assurency, Kasten Chase's suite of secure mobile computing solutions, safeguards data stored on, or transmitted between, mobile computing devices. | | | L-3 Communications (Quote, Chart), a New York-based developer of classified government communication products and systems, and Sterling, Va.-based Kasten Chase, which develops data security systems, have been awarded a $6 million contract by the U.S. government to develop the Petra system, the key communications security component in its new High Assurance Remote Access (HARA) system. | | | The HARA system will provide users with secure dial-up networking, e-mail and other data related operations from remote locations. |
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http://dc.internet.com/news/print.php/979191
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| | Services & Solutions |
| | The DSN also uses switched digital service to support dial-up secure and non-secure video, teleconferencing for users, and desktop and conference room environments. | | | The distinct combination of providing end-to-end global connectivity while remaining restricted to only DoD users makes the DSN stand apart from various other networks. | | | Although the DSN is designed primarily for non-secure communications, network security is provide by restricting access and through bulk encryption, while the true end-to-end security is provided as required by specific terminal devices such as the Secure Terminal Equipment. |
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http://www.disa.mil/gs/dsn/dsn_movietrans.html
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| | Push To Talk (PTT) Handsets From Walker & Plantronics |
| | Walker’s Push-to-Talk handsets address the need for security in environments where telephone conversations do not need to be over heard. | | | Cryptographic devices such as the STU and STE “lock” the message and sends the encrypted signals to another cryptographic device where the message is “unlocked” communications are then encrypted from one phone to another all the way through the Public Switch. | | | The WS2620 handset for CISCO IP phones features a sleek click-stop push-to-talk button intuitively located in the center of the handset. |
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http://www.headsetzone.com/ptt.html
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| | MALACHY MOYHIHAN 2055 WOODSIDE ROAD,SUITE 200 REDWOOD CITY CA 94067 1184-CX-2000 8145846-1 REGISTRANT: INFOGEAR TECHNOLOGY (ISRAEL) LTD. MANUFACTURER: TAIWAN TELECOMMUNICATION INDUSTRY CORP. TYPE OF FILING: ORIGINAL REGISTRATION REG. | | | NO.: BAFUSA-68753-KX-N GRANTEE: VALCOM INC NATURE OF APPLICATION: EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION: CODE CALL UNIT FOR PABX/KTS TRADE NAME: VALCOM INC. MODEL: V-9923B CODE CALL UNIT The certificate for 1169-CX-2000 will be sent to the following address: 3COM - MR. | | | EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION: ACCESS SERVER WITH 8 T1/PRI AND 56K PCM MODEM TRADE NAME: CISCO SYSTEMS MODEL: AS5400 The certificate for 1164-CX-2000 will be sent to the following address: ULTRATEC INC. - RON SCHULTZ 450 SCIENCE DR. MADISON WI 53711 1164-CX-2000 8145014-3 REGISTRANT: ULTRATEC INC MANUFACTURER: ULTRATEC INC TYPE OF FILING: RE-REGISTRATION REG. |
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http://www.fcc.gov/ftp/Bureaus/Common_Carrier/Public_Notices/Part68_Actions/2000/g2kmar22.txt
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| | Patapsco targets govt, military with secure ISDN-over-IP - Computer Business Review |
| | Patapsco targets govt, military with secure ISDN-over-IP - Computer Business Review | | | The secure, encrypted connections such devices enable over traditional circuit-switched TDM networks cannot a priori be replicated over IP, because as a packet-based technology it is asynchronous and non-clocked. | | | Telecoms equipment developer Patapsco Communications is targeting government departments and the military in its home market of the UK and the rest of the world with a technology that enables clear-channel ISDN tunnels across packet networks. |
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http://www.cbronline.com/article_news_print.asp?guid=735884A3-13D6-4340-9339-621BBFB20667
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| | L-3 Communications: ILEX Systems - Search |
| | Networking and Data Communications including LAN’s, WAN’s, UNIX, Novell Netware, Solaris, system administration, security and cryptology | | | World Wide Web Development using HTML, Java and TCP/IP Database administration and development with SQL, SQL Server, Sybase, Oracle, Client/Server and Internet/Web connectivity | | | To apply for opportunities in the Shrewsbury, NJ Office please submit your resume to: |
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http://www.ilex.com/dev/jobs/positions.asp
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| | Resources |
| | National Security TelecommunIcations and Information Systems Security Instruction | | | National Security Telecommunications and Information Systems Security Policy | | | >>Information Assurance >>Signals Intelligence Accessibility Privacy and Security |
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http://www.nsa.gov/ia/acronyms.cfm?MenuID=10
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| | Naval Technology - L-3 Communication Systems-East - Naval Communication Systems, S/TAR and Information Security |
| | The STE provides encryption of voice, video, and data in digital and analog networks in a single integrated package. | | | The MARCOM® Integrated Communication System uses the latest COTS digital technology to offer low-cost solutions to the complex voice, video, and data communications needs of present and future joint/allied missions. | | | L-3 Communication Systems-East designs, develops, produces and integrates communication systems and support equipment for space, air, ground, and naval applications, including C4I systems and products; integrated Navy communication systems; integrated space communications and RF payloads; recording systems; secure communications, and information security systems. |
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http://www.naval-technology.com/contractors/navigation/l-3
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| | GMPCS Personal Communications |
| | There were also new commercial technologies resulting from its proprietary technologies, including fixed wireless loop equipment, explosion detection systems and medical imaging and archiving equipment. | | | Since INFOSEC systems are only as secure as the encryption keys that run them, L3 Communications has developed and produced the Electronic Key Management System (EKMS), which pioneered electronic remote rekeying for the U.S. government (including electronic management and protection of keying materials) from a central location. | | | Those requirements increase the need to incorporate advanced electronics to improve military equipment performance and to extend the life expectancy of existing and future platforms. |
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http://www.gmpcs-us.com/aboutus/L3_communications.htm
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| | Business Wire: L-3 Communications to Produce Secure Voice Over... @ HighBeam Research |
| | The VoIP capability can be implemented into standard STEs through an upgrade kit which incorporates the Cisco network interface and certain IP software. | | | "We are delighted to work with Cisco in the development of the IP STE. | | | L-3 Communications to Produce Secure Voice Over Internet Protocol Communication Systems Using Cisco Technology; Supports Government's Global Information Grid Initiative. |
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http://www.highbeam.com/library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:132918346&refid=holomed_1
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| | Andrews (NJ01) - In the News - ANDREWS ANNOUNCES $18 MILLION IN FEDERAL FUNDING FOR HIGH-TECH JOB CREATION FOR SOUTH ... |
| | Congressman Andrews demonstrated one of L-3 Communications’ products, a new technology known as Secure Terminal Equipment (STE), which is the next generation of secure voice and data equipment for advanced digital communications networks, such as Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN). | | | STE also has several spin-off applications, such as high-speed data transmission, satellite ship-to-ship/ship-to-shore digital communications and secure video conferencing. | | | Andrews fought to include $18 million in this year’s FY 1999 Department of Defense budget for research, development and production of this technology. |
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http://www.house.gov/andrews/pressarchive/hitech32999.html
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| | CACI Netcom - Course Catalogue |
| | This course is recommended for all STE installers and operators. | | | Click a Course Code to see that course description |
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http://www.caci.com/phpdb/techtraining_courses.php?pid=17
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| | SECURE COMMUNICATIONS DEVICES |
| | Appoint the User Representatives for the Department; and | | | Maintain knowledge of the latest communications security national policies, equipment, and future technologies; and | | | This Notice establishes policies, and assigns responsibility for the management and use of secure communications devices, which are used for the protection of National Security Classified, Sensitive Security Information (SSI), and Sensitive But Unclassified (SBU) communications. |
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http://www.ocio.usda.gov/directives/files/dn/DN3300-008.htm
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| | The STE must be ordered thru L-3 Communication Systems. | | | Submit a memorandum to the ITA Safety and Security Coordinator in Room 7834, which describes your requirements/justification, provides the name of the organization to appear on STE display (e.g., Security Office), and provides the classification level of key requested (Unclassified, Confidential, Secret or Top Secret). | | | For additional information contact: Tony Proctor at 202-482-2384 or e-mail |
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http://www.ita.doc.gov/ooms/sec02.htm
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| | World Markets for Network and Data Encryptor Systems for Government and Military Applications |
| | The development of reliable secure wireless network encryptors can potentially eliminate much of the infrastructure hardware that could normally be required to transfer classified data from tactical sites. | | | As the Internet is increasingly used for rapid and secure data transfer within and among agencies, Internet Protocol (IP) encryptors are gaining a significant share of the market while others struggle to maintain their shares. | | | The widespread use of wireless solutions in the commercial sector is expected to double within the next three years and is also likely to become more common in military organizations. |
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http://www.frost.com/prod/servlet/report-brochure.pag?id=A283-01-00-00-00
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| | QUALCOMM Products and Services - Government Technologies |
| | The phone uses Future Narrow Band Digital Technology (FNBDT) signaling to allow interoperability between next-generation strategic secure voice products such as the Secure Terminal Equipment (STE), secure GSM, and other wireless and wire line FNBDT-compliant devices, while requiring no changes to the systems' infrastructure. | | | The QSec-800 Phone is certified to operate on the Verizon Wireless CDMA network available in the United States. | | | The QSec-800 Phone does not require a security token (secure voice is accessed via user-entered PIN), works over existing ubiquitous commercial 800 MHz CDMA cellular infrastructure, and is tamper-evident and TEMPEST-tested. |
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http://www.qualcomm.com/qgov/products/qsec800.html
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| | Fortezza will secure calls |
| | Rainbow Technologies received a three-year, $15.3 million contract for up to 60,000 of the cards. | | | The Secure Terminal Equipment devices will provide secure, toll-quality voice and 128-Kbps data and multimedia transmissions over Integrated Services Digital Network or public switched telephone connections. | | | The National Security Agency has selected the Rainbow Mykotronx Fortezza Plus Crypto Card from Rainbow Technologies Inc. of Torrance, Calif., to provide authentication and encryption for classified data and voice communications over the Defense Department’s new secure telephone terminals. |
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http://www.gcn.com/vol18_no37/news-briefs/991-1.html
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| | Defense Switched Network (DSN) |
| | The DSN also provides global data and video services using dial-up switched 56 kbps or 64 kbps Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) services. | | | Secure voice services are provided by the Secure Telephone Unit, Third-Generation/ Secure Terminal Equipment (STU-III/STE) family of equipment that provides end-to-end encryption over nonsecure DSN circuits. |
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http://www.disa.mil/main/prodsol/dsn.html
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| | The Cryptologic Systems Group (CPSG) intends to award on a sole source basis a fixed price contract for the repair/remanufacturing of 127 each Office Secure Terminal Equipment, NSN: 5810-01-459-6441CS, P/N: K10046389-514 to the OEM, L-3 Communications Corp., CAGE: 11447. | | | HQ CPSG/RMK, Resource Management Division, 230 Hall Ave, Ste. | | | Those interested firms must indicate whether they are U.S. or foreign owned. |
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http://herbb.hanscom.af.mil/download.asp?rfp=EBO&FileName=052005b.txt
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| | IRIDIUM SATELLITE PHONE |
| | The Enhanced Mobile Satellite Service (EMSS) Iridium Handset Series 9505 satellite telephone is a lightweight, handheld Future Narrow Band Digital Terminal (FNBDT) compatible device designed to provide users worldwide secure voice connectivity in mobile environments as well as secure voice connectivity to desktop STU-IIIs and compatible equipment (e.g. | | | Units desiring to procure additional Enhanced Mobile Satellite Service (EMSS) Iridium Handset Series 9505 and ISMs will do so through DISA's Defense Information Technology Contracting Organization (DITCO). | | | Iridium Security Module (ISM) provides National Security Agency (NSA) Type 1 encryption approved protection to the Top Secret level |
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http://www.marcorsyscom.usmc.mil/sites/pmcomm/iridium.asp
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| | World Military and Government High Assurance Network and Data Encryption Market - Market Research Report |
| | Military and Government High Assurance Secure Terminal Equipment (STE) Market: Market Engineering Measurements (World),2000 | | | Military and Government High Assurance Secure Terminal Equipment (STE) Market: Market Drivers Ranked in Order of Impact (World), 2001-2009 | | | Military and Government High Assurance Secure Terminal Equipment (STE) Market: Impact of Top Industry Challenges (World), 2001-2009 |
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http://www.mindbranch.com/products/R1-1963_toc.html
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