PESA SECURA VDS - The Secure Eyes and Ears of Command and Control, C5ISR and JADC2 Applications

The needs of command and control now require all-domain capability across all military services on land, sea, air, space and cyberspace. Cameras, sensors, drones, IoT and other data sources from various Department of Defense organizations will converge into a network within Joint All Domain Command and Control (JADC2), in a cloud-like environment to share intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data across multiple communications networks.

Secure video and audio, along with other types of data, enables warfighters to make faster and better decisions with real-time video input. AV/IP data also flow into artificial intelligence algorithms and data analysis engines to rapidly identify, assess and take action against adversaries. SECURA’s certified secure AV/IP was developed specifically for optimal security and scalability of command and control centers, Navy combat information centers, briefing rooms, watch rooms and operations centers.

SECURA can be implemented virtually and securely in a single C2 room, across multiple C2 rooms in one building, across multiple buildings in one campus or base, across multiple locations CONUS and OCONUS, from on-premise to the cloud and all the way to the edge of the cloud using Kubernetes. SECURA video distribution system (VDS) applies to other JADC2 implementations, such as ABMS (Air Force), Project Overmatch (Navy), Project Convergence (Army), FNC3 (OSD) and Mosaic Warfare (DARPA). In one system, SECURA delivers a highly secure VDS and keyboard, video, mouse (KVM) system with Multiple Independent Levels of Security (MILS). With end-to-end AES 256 encryption, dynamic keys, multi-factor authentication and mutual authentication, SECURA was designed at its inception for the zero trust environment.