Peraton and the Air Force
Research Laboratory (AFRL) are advancing cross-domain cyber technology
solutions with X-ARBITOR – X-domain Agile Rules-Based Information Transfer Orchestrator. Under the Xdomain Technology
Through Research, Evolution, Enhancement, Maintenance and Support (XTREEMS)
contract, the solution provides an enhanced framework for secure collaboration,
the Herndon, VA-based company announced April 10.
A successor to the Information
Support Server Environment (ISSE) cross domain solutions (CDS) suite, X-ARBITOR
meets next generation guidelines for data sharing across multiple network
security domains, providing a low-cost, low-impact migration path for national
security customers.
With its integrated approach to
security and innovation, Peraton and AFRL enhanced their legacy ISSE CDS suite
to deliver X-ARBITOR’s ground-up architectural refresh, encompassing NSA
National Cross Domain Strategy Management Office (NCDSMO) Raise-the-Bar (RTB)
design and implementation requirements.
“On-demand secure communications
from any network are essential for our military and Intelligence Community,”
said John Coleman, president Defense and Homeland Security sector at Peraton.
“Our decades-long collaborative partnership with AFRL continues to deliver
enhanced mission agility to advance national security missions.”
In 2019, X-ARBITOR demonstrations will be showcased at industry events and begin NCDSMO Lab-Based Security Assessment.
Source: Peraton
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