MLS Clouds
I now bring the ‘Cloud’ blog series to an end by discussing MLS clouds and how BlueSpace fits into the cloud topic. If you’ve missed the last two...
Cloud. You have been Assimilated. – Part Two.
What Does Cloud Mean, Exactly?
In case you missed out on the last blog, I should mention first off that this is the second of a 3-blog series all relating to that ambiguous word we...
"This is a great implementation of a C2 capability.... It illustrates the art of the possible in building applications on top of the Google Earth Enterprise platform."
"Combining the BlueSpace approach to multi-level applications with the INTEGRITY Secure Separation Kernel provides the best of both worlds to end users – high security and compelling applications."
"Our goal with BlueSpace is to create new capabilities that can directly benefit the warfighter. The Discover application addresses a critical gap in the ability to share information at multiple levels without needing to duplicate and transfer information."
"We are excited about the potential for multi-level applications to transform the speed and cost of getting critical solutions onto the DTW (SABER) platform in support of the warfighter."
"We believe the BlueSpace mashup approach, coupled with their supporting middleware, will enable us todeliver applications faster, make users more productive and enable better sharing of critical information."
"Our clients are deeply interested in multi-level solutions. There is no question that this approach is going to dramatically change our ability to get solutions to the warfighter and intelligence community in a fraction of the time and at a fraction of the cost."
"We see the BlueSpace Trusted Client Framework as another important step that we and our partners are taking to build a community around multi-level applications and solutions using Solaris 10 with Trusted Extensions."
"I see the BlueSpace application taking advantage of the multi-level capabilities of currently deployed multi-level clients, and this type of critical capability is needed to meet information sharing requirements."
"The customers we work with in the defense and intelligence communities are very excited about this capability. This approach will greatly reduce the cost of maintenance, certification and accreditation compared to cross-domain solutions. This lets us get more capability in the hands of intelligence analysts and warfighters, faster and more cost effectively, without compromising security."
"The Trusted Client Framework uses a core trusted component which connects mutually isolated, single-level application services to provide what appears to the user to be an integrated multi-level application. This makes it feasible to pursue a high assurance level with minimized security testing and accreditation footprint."