NSA certifies General Dynamics encryptor

The NSA has certified General Dynamics's new TACLANE-10G network encryptor.

The certification is for Top Secret and below, according to a General Dynamics news release.

The TACLANE-10G "can encrypt the equivalent of a high-definition feature film in moments," the company claims.

"The encryptor also provides the ability to send and receive multiple U.S. and coalition data files simultaneously without operator intervention, reducing the number of encryptors needed to perform similar functions," reads the General Dynamics announcement.

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