More than ever before – in today’s IT
environments, budgets and priorities are uncertain, while expectations
are higher than ever. In this rapidly-changing landscape, are you
struggling with the need to:
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Manage multiple systems, share data,
and provide a consistent level of security across your enterprise?
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Improve your FISMA scores?
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Enable secure teleworking?
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Enable rapid client deployment?
Multi-Security Level
Infrastructure Consolidation
can help you accomplish your mission.
Multi-Security Level? You mean Multi-Level Security, don’t you?
No, no – MSL – Multi-Security Level
technology. MLS, or Multi-Level Security, provides an trusted
interconnect between systems that operate at different security
classifications and is capable of providing data transfer between them.
That’s for info sharing between government agencies, classification
levels, law enforcement entities or coalition forces. While
MSL – Multi-Security Level –
is single
workstation access to systems of differing classification levels.
Most MSL systems are access-only cross domain solutions (CDS) –
controlled interfaces that provide users
visual
access to systems. MSL
solutions, by design, are incapable of transferring info between the
systems for which they’re providing user access. MSL solutions are a
perfect fit for intelligence analysts or anyone who needs to interact
with a number of different networks and currently relies on two, three,
four or more PCs to accomplish their work.
MSL Infrastructure Consolidation can
enable you to:
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“Go green” by reducing your overall
power and cooling costs more than 50%
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Drive down O&M costs from desktop and
user support to data center and network infrastructure
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Do more with less –
without compromising
security or efficiency.
Intrigued? This half-day seminar will
include a tutorial to get you up to speed on the benefits, barriers, and
best approaches to MSL Infrastructure Consolidation. Along with a
keynote and panel discussion focused on government users’ experiences
with MSL – the technology itself, the problems it solves, and more.