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Network Engineering
Capabilities include user account maintenance, equipment repair, second
and third-level troubleshooting, and optimization. We also perform various
services to integrate, modify, and support workstations, associated
software, operating systems, device drivers, networking hardware and
software, peripherals such as printers, etc. We also compile, install
and document system/user applications. We evaluate, recommend and support
vendor supplied software as well as implement and document operational
procedures. Specific skills sets include:
- Packet and cell-based switching and
routing
- National and International Satellite
Communications
- Single and multi-mode Optical Networking
- Free-space laser, microwave and
WiMax "Last Mile" solutions
- Physical diversity, Fail-over plans
and redundant communications
- Integrated terrestrial and satellite
connectivity
- Network Administration / Network
Management
The Mirus Team can connect selected
groups of users to each other at any distance, via simple digital messaging.
Information sent may include position, identification, short messages
and sensor data, all time-stamped. A key ability to link mobile and
fixed surface users, airborne users, and command/control elements at
any distance allows flexible, nearly instantaneous communications among
users anywhere via space-based relay.
We use a Virtual Private Network (VPN)
topology “wired” through space. All users transmit up to
a relay satellite, down to an earth station, into a Hub for routing,
and then back via satellite, and down to the recipient(s), wherever
they are, regardless of distance. Users may be continents apart, or
within sight of each other but, regardless, their transceivers must
communicate through the network.
Systems
Integration
One of our core capabilities is to provide integrated solutions across
critical mission areas. This is essential for dynamic missions involving
multiple disciplines or even different organizations. The ability to
operate across organizational lines and missions is key to success in
an era of diminished resources. Mirus personnel excel at providing integrated
hardware and software solutions to meet these needs. We have experience
with all Services and many components of DoD, the FAA, and NASA. In
addition, we include in this capability the ability to attain and implement
information assurance. This includes establishing baseline requirements
for all systems and solution designs with proven security technologies
and equipment.
Information System (IS) Development,
Information Assurance (IA) and Information Technology (IT) Support –
the Mirus Team will provide information system software analysis, requirements
definition, design, development, test, modification, installation, implementation,
quality assurance, training and documentation to meet any data storage
and reporting needs of your program. We analyze existing IT and IS databases,
web sites, and IT applications and recommend new or improved interfaces
and improved management tools that meet new requirements, or improve
system and network effectiveness and efficiency. Our skill set encompasses
all components that directly support the flow of information across
the Low/High enclave boundaries designed to incorporate network, system,
data and role separation, as well as mechanisms for self-protection
and transfer policy enforcement, at multiple layers.
Cyber
Security/IA Support
We also understand the implementation of security policy in real-world
networks including:
- Conduct of vulnerability assessments
- Development and implementation of
security policies to comply with HIPAA and FISMA legislation and NIST,
DOD and DCI directives
- Providing computer security incident
response capabilities
- Configure screening routers and firewalls
- Perform system monitoring and audit
logging
- Administer user and system authentication
- Utilize intrusion detection tools
to identify security violators
Systems Integration
- Hardware and Software
In every installation, a Real-Time Data Interface provides protocol
conversion, security and interface connectivity to other systems. Internal
or external (platform-supplied) GPS data support automated position
and time reporting, while user interfaces easily add bidirectional text
and data messaging. Software applications such as mission planners and
digital maps are implemented as needed.
The core capability resides in Real-Time
Data Interface, which is connected via serial cable to Satellite Radio
Transceiver, a PCM-size card that can be integrated into any number
of devices. The hardware consists primarily of a two-way transceiver
operating in several frequencies including L- and S-band and a GPS antenna.
The antenna can be used in stand-alone operations, or in by-passed installations
with alternative GPS or navigation systems inputs.
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