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Network Chemistry works with the most demanding government agencies (including civilian, military, and intelligence sectors) who trust its products to classify devices, find and eliminate rogues, prevent network misuse and attacks, detect vulnerabilities, intrusions and policy violations, and accelerate incident response.
Federal and state government is a complex, geographically dispersed collection of agencies, personnel, locations, applications, and network infrastructure. To manage their networks in a cost-effective, reliable and secure manner, government must leverage the next generation of device management, vulnerability management and dedicated wireless intrusion detection and protection capabilities. Defense, intelligence and homeland security agencies must ensure the integrity of their data and networks to guarantee unparalleled availability and performance of their networks and applications and be confident that "no wireless" policies are enforceable in the most sensitive locations where they exist.
Government agencies also use Network Chemistry's solutions to meet the DoD Wireless Directive which defines the security policies for the use of commercial wireless technologies in the DoD Global Information Grid (GIG). It is intended to protect the DoD computers and networks from the security vulnerabilities created by wireless networks and devices. The Directive calls for highly secure wireless networks and makes 802.11 intrusion detection methodologies - which are ensured automated with the Network Chemistry solution - a requirement for compliance.
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