Size, Weight, and Power (SWaP) are crucial when it comes to a rugged device’s suitability for modern military operations. Getac prioritises these factors to deliver a range of solutions that are reliable, lightweight, and powerful, enhancing the capabilities of service personnel in the field while minimising their physical burden and the logistical challenges they face.
Recognising the importance of data security in the defence sector, Getac is collaborating with global communications company Viasat to ensure its proven rugged mobile computing solutions are compatible with both legacy and next-generation SSD encryption solutions from Viasat.
Modern-day rugged devices are designed to take the next generation NVMe (Non Volatile Memory Express) M.2 drives, but Getac can customise these devices for compatibility with legacy SATA 2.5” drives to better serve a wider range of mission-critical operating scenarios.
Viasat’s Eclypt™Core 600 data-at-rest hardware encryption solution is certified for use in the UK to secure up to Top Secret information, as well as certified for use by NATO (SECAN) and other European countries, helping keep sensitive information protected.
NOTE: Getac and Viasat environmental product specifications are tested independently.
The Viasat DARC-ssd 600 is a highly secure data-at-rest (DAR) storage solution for protecting SENSITIVE and CLASSIFIED information. Viasat’s DARC technology integrates sophisticated authentication, entire drive hardware encryption, and data storage within a tamper-evident internal NVMe™ M.2 2280 SSD that safeguards your data.
NOTE: Getac and Viasat environmental product specifications are tested independently.
Nowadays the army, government organisations, and the defence industry in France require rugged IT solutions with integrated data encryption.
The combination of Getac’s powerful rugged mobile computing with PRIM’X full-disk encryption software (recommended by the ANSSI in France, with EAL3+ Common Criteria Certifications and approved for protecting information at NATO Restricted and EU Restricted levels) delivers a total solution that meets the specific internal needs of these highly sensitive sectors where data confidentiality is imperative.
As one of the leading providers of electronic shooting targets, Kongsberg Target Systems (KTS) needs its wireless solutions to work flawlessly in demanding weather conditions and landscapes. Doing so requires digital technology that is built to thrive in the type of environments where many consumer-grade devices would quickly fail.
Getac’s UX10 fully rugged tablet offers the perfect blend of versatility, rugged reliability, and functionality. Key features, such as MIL-STD-810H and IP65 certifications, as well as hot swappable batteries, makes it the perfect shot monitoring device, feeding live information back to the shooter as soon as the bullet hits the target.
Smith Myers is a UK-based communications company specialising in search and rescue IT solutions. The nature of search and rescue operations means all devices and equipment it uses in its award winning ARTEMIS system must be able to operate effectively in a wide range of challenging, hostile environments and difficult weather conditions.
With the UX10, Smith Myers knows all its customers have a device that they can rely on, regardless of the terrain faced. This means that instead of worrying about equipment, search and rescue teams can stay laser focused on the task at hand, which is finding people in distress and saving lives.
The United States Air Force requires careful handling, storing and transporting of munitions. However, stringent electromagnetic radiation rules inhibit the use of wireless technology near electrically initiated devices and explosives. USAF worked with Getac to customize the F110 to the military’s specs, finally updating a decade of legacy technology. The United States Air Force requires careful handling, storing and transporting of munitions. However, stringent electromagnetic radiation rules inhibit the use of wireless technology near electrically initiated devices and explosives. USAF worked with Getac to customize the F110 to the military’s specs, finally updating a decade of legacy technology.
Red Cross 186 is a National Society with over 139,000 active members and 11 deployment centers in Italy. They need reliable rugged computing for first aid, handling command and control functions and screens that display images of what is going on outside wherever they are deployed. With Getac F110 fully rugged tablets and Rugged notebooks, Red Cross is able to connect to the internet via satellite links, use Wi-Fi on PCs in the command and control room and also share internet connection to the surrounding areas. Getac rugged solutions provide the team with real-time communication by connecting to the command center for making the best decisions in emergency situation. It enables higher mobility and efficiency in critical operations.
