Raytheon [RTN] is developing an unnamed secure redisplay client as part of a strategy to satisfy the government’s growing need to securely access classified networks from mobile phones or tablet devices. The secure redisplay client is for Raytheon’s Trusted Thin Client (TTC) system, an accredited, commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) solution that provides users with secure simultaneous access to information on any number of different networks through a single connection point, according to a company statement. A secure redisplay client is a piece…
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