The word is getting out … In 2010, NIS’ business grew by more than 5 times that of the year before! We want to thank our customers for contributing to our success!

Network Integrity Systems exhibited and discussed potential INTERCEPTOR applications with a number of military IA personnel at two recent conferences: the COMSEC Users Conference at Lackland AFB in February and the Information Assurance Expo (IAE) in Nashville in March. INTERCEPTOR … Continue reading →

In our meetings and discussions with military network operators, we often hear concerns about bringing PDS into compliance and maintaining Authority to Operate (ATO). Operational requirements to expand secure connections have caused many DAAs to re-evaluate existing waivers for secure … Continue reading →

If you’ve been looking for an opportunity to see the Interceptor alarmed carrier PDS in action, now is your chance. A demo system has just been installed as an IT solution in the General Dynamics Executive Briefing Center in Rosslyn, Virginia. Network Integrity Systems worked … Continue reading →

I’ll address FAQs Part 3: Q. Am I required to contain the cables being protected by Interceptor inside a hardened carrier system (i.e. rigid metallic conduit, EMT or commercial raceway)? A: It depends on the organization. Air Force updated its … Continue reading →

Welcome to the NIS Blog. Today’s entry contains FAQs Part 2: Q. Does the Interceptor have an impact on the bandwidth of the network?  A: Interceptor is a physical layer device, and does not touch, process or verify the network … Continue reading →

We get a lot of the same questions from our customers and partners about how Interceptor works. My next few blog posts will attempt to address some of the most commonly asked questions. Here’s FAQs Part 1: Q. How does … Continue reading →

Network Integrity Systems recently published a white paper that addresses the advantages of alarmed carrier PDS. Below is a summary of the white paper. Go to http://www.networkintegritysystems.com/IA%20White%20Paper1.pdf  for the full text. With the explosion of SIPRNet and classified information systems throughout … Continue reading →

This is our first posting, and we are very excited to establish this blog as a forum to update PDS users, potential users and our business partners on NIS’s latest news, as well as educate those seeking to learn more … Continue reading →