Green Hills Software announced that its INTEGRITY PC technology was selected for and successfully deployed at the Coalition Warrior Interoperability Demonstration (CWID), an annual worldwide event held by the military and homeland defense organizations in over 15 countries. The primary purpose of CWID is for these organizations to identify products and technologies that meet specific objectives, including secure communication and collaboration.

The final report of the INTEGRITY PC deployment can be found at https://www.cwid.js.mil/public/CWID07FR/htmlfiles/161war.html. INTEGRITY PC was selected to address one of the most important military and intelligence information management problems: communities struggle with the burden of maintaining separate computers and networks to manage information at varying sensitivity and accessibility levels. INTEGRITY PC enables the consolidation of computers and networks, yielding enormous savings in size, weight, power, and cost. INTEGRITY PC manages information at multiple security levels, supports the execution of common applications and environments such as Windows and Linux, and includes an efficient cross-domain information transfer capability.

"The individuals from the operational community who viewed INTEGRITY Secure Workstation during CWID were extremely impressed with the functionality and ease of operation," commented Maj. Pete Lipohar, Exercise and Analysis Officer, Joint Information and Intelligence Fusion Capability Detachment, Canadian Forces. "The requirement for a true MLS has been clearly demonstrated and the ISW solution functioned very effectively throughout this test and evaluation exercise. Regardless of the work environment, in any situation where multiple workstations must be used by a single user, ISW could provide a valuable solution to improve network access."

"INTEGRITY PC combines more than a decade of mission critical field usage, the highest level of evaluated security, open standards and COTS platform portability, and the latest virtualization technology," commented David Kleidermacher, chief technology officer, Green Hills Software. "The future success of net-centric warfare and the Global Information Grid depends on technologies that enable the warfighter to obtain and disseminate information in real-time and with bullet-proof security."