Boeing to showcase info-sharing product

ARLINGTON, Va., Aug. 6 (UPI) -- Boeing is showcasing a new cross-domain transfer solution for secure information sharing at the 2010 Unified Cross Domain Management Office Conference.

Boeing said its information-sharing solution uses technology from one of the company's recent acquisitions, eXMeritus, and gives the United States and its allies more robust capabilities in sharing sensitive information during critical time-sensitive missions, including military and emergency response and recovery efforts.

"One of the key challenges our customers have discussed with us is the need to share sensitive information among allies quickly during critical missions," said Dewey Houck, director, Boeing Intelligence & Security Systems Mission Systems.

"The HardwareWall technology addresses those challenges with a flexible system that supports both enterprise-level and airborne platforms, enabling customers to produce actionable intelligence and counter global threats across a range of security and network domains."

Boeing said at the conference scheduled for Aug. 9-12 in Boston it will also highlight its Exportable Cross Domain Solution, an international product using HardwareWall technology that allows government leaders to share secure data in order to plan and monitor critical situations.