Bivio Networks to Join Trident Systems at European Intelligence Technology Expo, Highlighting Their Deep Packet Inspection Solution

Fairfax, VA (Vocus) February 13, 2010 -- Trident Systems, the leading provider of cross-domain collaboration solutions to both DoD and the Intelligence Community, is teaming with Bivio Networks and their industry leading B7000 Multi-Application Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) networking system.

“We’re really excited about Bivio’s incredible performance and flexibility,” notes Nick Karangelen, Trident’s Chief Executive Officer. “Today, our users employ cross-domain chat and whiteboarding, using existing guards such as Radiant Mercury. The B7000 DPI enabling Multi-Application Platform, coupled with the flexibility of its onboard Linux cores, makes it a natural for supporting cross-domain VoIP, application-sharing, and video. Cross-domain collaboration means people working together to solve real-time problems; combat search & rescue, disaster response, and IED defeat. We see Bivio Networks as a key enabler for making our collaboration tools faster, more secure, and more flexible.”

Bivio's successs in the Federal network security market is highlighted in a recent Government Computer News piece. The article “Faster Networks, Closer Inspection Fends Off Agile Threats,” (http://www.gcn.com/articles/2010/02/01/intrusion-protection.aspx?sc_lan=en) discusses evolving requirements for securing government information systems, and was published on February 1.

Come see Bivio’s market leading DPI multi-application platforms, and learn more about Trident’s cross-domain solutions, at the US European Command Intelligence Technology Expo.

What: United States European Command Intelligence Summit & Technology Expo (https://www.ncsi.com/eucom09/index.shtml)

When: 15 - 17 February, 2010

Where: Heidelberg, Germany

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