NIA - NATO Information Assurance

Attention: the NIAPC web site may not include all approved products.The list of approved products is always changing; there is a backlog of approved products still to be added to this information portal, and there are delays in responding to queries and inclusion of new products. NATO is reviewing options to improve collaboration and provide more timely information sharing of approved security products.

Sectera secure GSM

High assurance end-to-end security in a mobile phone Regular and secure calls from the same phone both domestically and abroad with GSM worldwide coverage Interoperates with Sectéra® Secure Wireless and Wireline products available to authorized U.S. Government personnel Interoperates with SCIP-compatible secure devices Interoperates with TalkSECURE™ Wireless and Wireline products designed for government, business and international users features and conveniences expected in a state-of-the-art Motorola Timeport™ GSM Tri-band phone. The Sectéra Secure Wireless Phone for GSM provides end-to-end high assurance secure voice and data communications for commercial GSM wireless networks operating in the 900/1800/1900 MHz bandwidths worldwide. The Sectéra Secure Wireless Phone also can be used as a regular wireless phone, both domestically and abroad, and can exchange secure voice and data communications with the Sectéra Wireline Terminal connected to an analog desktop phone. GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) is a leading, worldwide, wireless telecommunications technology. The phone features General Dynamics' Sectéra Interoperable Security Architecture. The Sectéra Architecture is employed by a family of products and offers high assurance security solutions that are totally software programmable, algorithm agile, compatible with interoperability standards and are application/network/media independent.

Additional Notes

The National Security Agency (NSA) has certified the secure phone’s ability to protect classified voice and data communications up to the Top Secret level using the Type 1 encryption algorithm available to authorized U.S. Government personnel. The phone also implements the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), approved as a replacement for the 1977 Data Encryption Standard (DES) by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in 2002, to protect sensitive and private communications for government, business and international users. The phone is available with multiple key-sets to support U.S. Government sponsored interoperability (e.g., NATO and coalition). It complies with SCIP (Secure Communications Interoperability Protocol) standards and will securely interoperate with other SCIP-compatible devices. The Military Committee for the NATO Communications and Information Systems Security and Evaluation Agency (SECAN) has approved the Sectéra Secure Wireless Phone for GSM and Sectéra Wireline Terminal for the encryption of all levels of NATO classified information.

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