The Trusted Mission Data Summit – 
Operate confidently in high-threat environments
Stronger Security Without
Slowing the Mission
Organizations operating in high-threat environments face evolving cyber risks that demand greater assurance. Hardware-enforced security (Hardsec) provides a trusted foundation that helps reduce attack surface, protect sensitive information and maintain operational performance across enterprise, tactical and coalition environments.
Hardware-Enforced Security Built for Modern Threats
Hardsec establishes a trusted security foundation by enforcing critical security controls at the hardware layer. It complements software-based protections by providing a hardware-enforced security boundary for missions that require higher levels of trust and assurance.
Together, hardware-enforced and software-based security create a layered approach that combines the flexibility of software with the additional protection of hardware-enforced trust.
Hardsec is the hardware-enforced security foundation underpinning many of Everfox’s trusted Cross Domain transfer and access solutions.
Hardsec in Action
Hardsec underpins a range of mission-critical solutions that help organizations securely access, transfer and share information across trusted and lower-trust environments.
Enable trusted collaboration across Mission Partner Environments while maintaining strict separation between coalition networks.
Powered by: Garrison Isolation Appliance →
Access lower-trust environments from classified networks without exposing sensitive systems to web-borne threats.
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Move mission-critical information securely between security domains while maintaining operational tempo.
Powered by: High Speed Verifier →
Support intelligence, ISR and operational data sharing in environments where speed, integrity and trust are essential.
Powered by: High Speed Verifier Turnkey →
Maintain strict separation between security domains with a hardware-enforced diode that allows trusted data flows while preventing unauthorized reverse communication.
Powered by: Protocol Filtering Diode →
Hardsec Solutions
Frequently Asked Questions
Software remains a frequent target for cyber attackers. Hardsec establishes trust at the hardware layer, providing protection that remains effective even when operating systems or applications are compromised.
Hardsec complements software-based security by enforcing critical security functions in hardware while software continues to provide policy management, workflows and operational flexibility. Together they provide layered protection aligned to mission requirements.
FPGA technology enables focused, predictable security logic that is easier to understand, validate and maintain than large software codebases. This helps reduce complexity while supporting evolving mission requirements.
Hardsec is designed to support enterprise, tactical and coalition deployments alike. Its adaptable architecture allows organizations to extend trusted security across diverse operational environments without sacrificing performance.
By reducing reliance on continual software updates and maintaining a smaller trusted computing base, Hardsec helps simplify maintenance, reduce patching demands and support long-term operational resilience.
Hardsec is designed for environments where protecting sensitive information is critical and higher levels of trust and assurance are required. This includes defense, intelligence, government, critical infrastructure, enterprise and coalition environments operating across multiple security domains. Whether supporting cross domain information sharing, secure partner collaboration or lower-trust access, Hardsec provides a trusted hardware foundation for mission-critical operations.
Hardsec is embedded within Everfox solutions that provide secure access, transfer and information sharing across security domains. Organizations implement hardware-enforced security through solutions such as the Garrison Isolation Appliance, High Speed Verifier and Protocol Filtering Diode, selecting the capabilities that align with their mission, security and operational requirements.
