Secure Wi-Fi for the U.S. Federal Government
This paper will provide a detailed, technical explanation of how modern enterprise Wi-Fi networks are secured and highlight the government policies governing Wi-Fi use.
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U.S. Government Mobility Solutions
Aruba has deployed thousands of statute and policy compliant wireless and wired installations to major branches of the U.S. Government and armed services.
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Government Solutions Guide
This comprehensive guide provides detailed insight into designing and building best-of-breed mobility networks as well as ensuring highly-secure network access for a wide range government departments and agencies.
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Mobility networks using Suite B Cryptography
Discover an alternative access architecture for classified network connectivity using NSA-approved Suite B cryptography.
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Aruba classified networking solutions
Government agencies are gearing up to support commercial, consumer-grade mobile devices – smartphones, tablets and laptops. This white paper provides an overview of secure wireless LAN implementations for classified networks.
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Combatant Command (COCOM) next-generation security architecture using NSA Suite B
Learn about Aruba’s classified networking solutions and how one US military customer deployed a fully-accredited next-generation security architecture using NSA-approved Suite B on classified networks.
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MultiZone
The Aruba MultiZone lets mobile device users wirelessly access the Internet without compromising the security of the restricted network. Unsecure Internet traffic is logically and cryptographically separated from restricted network traffic across the entire network.
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U.S. Air Force worldwide network takes to the air
To meet the exacting requirements for flight-line maintenance, as well as base-wide communications and medical applications, the Air Force needed a new class of wireless network.
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