Announcements

REDCOM receives contract from the U.S. Army’s PEO C3T for network modernization

August 4, 2020

REDCOM has been awarded a contract for the US Army’s Program Executive Office Command, Control, Communications-Tactical (PEO C3T). The five-year contract, which is being ordered through NexTech Solutions LLC, is valued at $31.9 million and includes licenses for REDCOM® Sigma® call control software and associated support contracts.
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Government

Secure Voice Conferencing at the Government Level

January 12, 2021 | By: Jerry Totsline

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Announcements

REDCOM and General Dynamics Mission Systems Collaborate to Provide Secure Voice Gateway Solution for Secure Conferencing

January 5, 2021

REDCOM has announced a strategic relationship with General Dynamics Mission Systems to provide an ACC-compliant solution for Type 1 secure communications. REDCOM’s Secure Voice Gateway (SVG) offers secure conferencing for U.S. government agencies, enterprises, and corporations.
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Government

What are Advanced Cryptographic Capabilities (ACC)?
Advanced Cryptographic Capabilities (ACC) is a National Security Agency (NSA) mandated standard for asymmetric cryptographic algorithms providing confidentiality services.
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History

Honoring our Veterans – Recognizing Veterans Day at REDCOM

November 11, 2020

Veterans Day is not only an important day in our country, but it’s an important day at REDCOM. With 14% of our workforce comprised of veterans, we appreciate not only their service to our country but their understanding and commitment to the customers that we have within the United States military.
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Government

Using the GD Sectéra® vIPer™ Secure Phone for Type-1 NSA ACC-Compliant Gateways

November 10, 2020

Thanks to a collaborative effort between REDCOM and General Dynamics, organizations can now implement a new ACC-compliant integrated solution for Type 1 secure voice gateways while connecting new and legacy SCIP secure voice devices.
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Public Safety

Tips for Cybersecurity Awareness Campaigns

November 5, 2020 | By: Collin Sweeney

Today more than ever, having a diligent cybersecurity posture is critical to keeping valued information secure. While many organizations run cybersecurity awareness seminars and presentations, new research shows these actions are not always effective. Read this post to explore the research and dive into suggested ways to help improve the odds of an awareness campaign being successful.
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Announcements

REDCOM, through Iron Bow Technologies and Telos, will supply the United States Air Force with new deployable communications platforms

October 26, 2020

REDCOM has been awarded a contract by Telos Corporation to supply Flexible Communications Package components to the Black Core Architecture within the United States Air Force. This contract, valued at over $5 million is primed by Telos Corporation, with Iron Bow Technologies, LLC as the primary subcontractor to Telos, and REDCOM as a lower-tier subcontractor to Iron Bow.
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Military

Command and Control (C2) at the Tactical Edge

October 22, 2020

In the context of military operations, command and control (C2) at the tactical edge governs the ability to communicate and respond to threats. In this post, REDCOM looks at a couple of challenges that face our military's ability to maintain C2 in future engagements at the tactical edge.
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Announcements

TAA: Why It Matters When Buying Communications Products

October 13, 2020 | By: Michael Gerenser

The integrity of communications gear is more important now than ever before. When government agencies, militaries, and first responders deploy mission-critical communications solutions, lives are on the line. Understanding where this technology was sourced and built is critical to our security as a nation. REDCOM products meet TAA compliance because REDCOM designs, develops, and manufactures all of our products at our headquarters in the United States.
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Government

Defining Advanced Persistent Threats (APT)

September 15, 2020 | By: Collin Sweeney

Microsoft announced it has detected numerous cyberattacks targeting the 2020 U.S. election. As an exercise, REDCOM looked into a widely accepted definition of APT and reviews two well-known APT groups to explore the factors that lead to their classification and how they operate.
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