What we do
We help organizations securely manage video-rich workflows, leading to instant situational awareness, increased productivity and lower operational costs.
Our Advantage
We can deliver data from any source to any destination, instantaneously, providing authorized access to any network at any level of classification through a single, IA-accredited infrastructure. This streamlines workflows, increases responsiveness and reduces operational complexity, enabling collaboration and faster, better-informed decisions.
Thinklogical manufactures mid-to-large scale fiber-optic KVM matrix switches that are IA-accredited to manage multiple classifications of information through a single switch, simplifying authorized information access and improving operations center workflows.
Thinklogical products have achieved Common Criteria EAL4, NATO (NIAPC) Evaluation Scheme: GREEN status, DoDIN (JITC) APL, and TEMPEST SDIP 27 Level B certification for single chassis, multi-classification computer KVM and video distribution system (VDS) infrastructures.
With Thinklogical extenders and matrix switches, you can back rack computers and maintain Information Assurance (IA) certified isolation between multiple classified and non-classified networks through a single matrix switch. This reduces or eliminates the need to air-gap parallel networks at the desktop, increasing premise data security, simplifying AV and IT system management, and reducing overall infrastructure costs.
Our secure signal extension systems enable computers and VDI clients -- and their vulnerable USB ports, hard drives, and network interfaces -- to be removed from the workspace and back-racked in secure IT machine rooms. This increases premise cyber-security and reduces the chance of intentional hacking or accidental data loss or breach.
We dramatically reduce the amount of equipment and cabling required when compared to traditional AV and IT architectures, enabling resource sharing, lowering acquisition costs and simplifying ongoing management. This saves time and money while increasing flexibility to quickly reconfigure systems to meet changing mission requirements.