Cincinnati-area Warner Technology Corp builds secure endpoint systems for classified government programs, including a mobile computer originally developed for a U.S. Air Force program. Its work centers on NSA CSfC-oriented security, encrypted external drives, and controlled data movement between classified networks. The company also makes rugged removable-drive kits designed for daily drive removal while the workstation stays in place.
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NSA CSfC Compliant Data-at-Rest Encryption
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Trusted Systems, IncTrusted Systems, founded in 1988 after Robert Bauman developed a “computer safe” while working with Los Alamos National Laboratory, builds physical endpoint-security solutions for classified networks. The all-American company pioneered the IPS Classified Security Container—its “SCIF-in-a-Box”—and has since expanded that work into deployable classified workstations and integrated access and intrusion protection. Its products are designed for organizations that need secure network equipment and communications without relying solely on a permanent facility build-out.FINKSBURG, MD
Advanced Programs, IncSince 1969, Advanced Programs, Inc. has built secure computing, networking, and communications equipment for U.S. government, NATO, and allied missions operating where sensitive information faces compromise. The company pairs engineering and manufacturing with a 15,000-square-foot Cyber Assurance Services Lab for TEMPEST, EMI, and compliance testing. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and API operates three NSA-certified facilities for manufacturing and testing TEMPEST materials.COLUMBIA, MD
Cryptic VectorFounded in 2018 and headquartered in Cincinnati, Cryptic Vector develops mission-critical cyber, electronic warfare, secure communications, and mission-enablement systems for national security and government operators. Its engineers work from classified R&D and SCIF facilities on difficult, highly specialized problems, including custom hardware and software for contested environments. The company employs approximately 250 engineers and cyber experts across Ohio, Virginia, Georgia, and Massachusetts.LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, OH
RCT SystemsFor more than 35 years, RCT Systems has been a certified small business recognized for developing difficult-to-build technology for national security and commercial applications. Its record includes more than 170 SBIR awards, over 150 patents, and a Tibbetts SBIR Award, with work ranging from power-conversion systems to intelligence support for government customers.HALETHORPE, MD