In order to support Joint All Domain Command and Control (JADC2) and enabling the battle space at the tactical edge, INFODAS developed the COMP-LAND series based on its NATO, EU and German SECRET approved SDoT cross domain solution portfolio. Heat, dust, mud, altitude, or shock no longer limit connectivity of tanks, armored personnel carriers or air defense systems to networks and classification levels that would otherwise be kept separate.

Fast and controlled data exchange from Unclassified to SECRET between sensors, effectors, command and control centers (C2), cloud computing environments or military coalitions from any platform is a future military force multiplier. It allows to improve response times, save bandwidth or scarce space in vehicles by connecting even legacy military platforms to distributed computing and storage capabilities or directly with users on the same mission at different classification levels. The bi-directional SDoT Security Gateway Express and unidirectional SDoT Diode are available as ruggedized tactical cross domain solution COMPACT-LAND (COMP-LAND) in two sizes optimized to withstand extreme environments in vehicles or weapon systems.

SDoT COMP-LAND supports TCP, UDP, HTTP/S, SMTP/S protocols and filters multiple data types such as JREAP, JSON, XML, ASCA, ASTERIX, NMEA, Jchat/XMPP, DIS, HLA or ADatP3. All elements of the Secure Domain Transition (SDoT) Product Family meet high-assurance information security requirements for hardware and software security at the SECRET and below interoperability level (SABI). They are developed and manufactured in Germany with full supply chain transparency. SDoT products are listed in the NATO Information Assurance Product Catalogue (NIAPC) and are export controlled but ITAR free.

“Data is the core of JADC2 or NATO’s Federated Mission Networking (FMN) and SDoT COMP-LAND enables our defense, intelligence and military hardware manufacturers to focus on connecting the dots at the edge instead of following outdated network separation principles,” said Dr. Alexander Schellong, VP Global Business. “The technology might also be of interest to critical infrastructure providers that face IT / OT connectivity Cybersecurity challenges in austere locations.”