Case Studies
Nexor have a range of case studies covering our extensive history in product and service delivery.
Case Studies
To help you understand the different options for exchanging information securely across domains or networks here is a selection of the trusted solutions we have delivered for our clients.
Due to the sensitive nature of these projects we are not able to disclose the details of the organisations in question within the public domain. If you want to find out more about any of these case studies, please get in touch directly, and we may be able to provide further details.
Revolutionising Secure Information Sharing
As technology evolves and work environments become more interconnected, traditional approaches to information security fall short. This case study explores how a collaborative effort led by the Sirius consortium, including key contributions from Nexor, addressed modern security challenges and delivered a ground breaking solution.
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Communicating Between Nations
Effective collaboration between nations requires secure and flexible information sharing. This case study explores how Nexor developed an Information Exchange Gateway (IEG) to facilitate secure interoperability for a multi-nation defence organisation.
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Upgrading An Existing System
A European Navy relied on a long-standing Military Message Handling System (MMHS) to ensure secure communications between ships and shore-based command. While the system worked reliably, an operating system change meant an upgrade was essential. With operational performance and security at stake, the Navy turned to Nexor for a smooth and secure migration – all without disrupting day-to-day operations.
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True Coalition Interoperability
There are times when you need to securely get access to information from another system without any idea of how that other system works. You may be working with another organisation, or may simply need to be able to access information from a secure system using a less secure one.
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Securing the Connected Car
As the concept of the connected car gains momentum and the amount of software in a car rises sharply, the level of cyber risk increases too. When a cyber attack could be a potential matter of life and death then a comprehensive approach must be taken in order to reduce the cyber vulnerabilities.
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Securely Available Information
When you are using a number of disconnected systems to manage critical infrastructure, none of which talk to each other by design, you need to get information out of these systems without the risk of introducing anything nasty.
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Secure Remote Video Control
When you have remotely controlled cameras in operation you need to find a secure way of receiving information from the cameras and a secure way to control them without leaking information.
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Secure and Efficient Manual Release of Files Across Networks
Organisations can transfer files between networks using USB sticks, but this is an insecure and inefficient practice. Using data diode and data guard technology can significantly improve the speed, control and security for organisations in sharing files across its different network domains.
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