Securing the Nation
One Device at a Time
Who We Are
Solving security challenges through advanced technology
Warner Technology Corporation builds secure business systems that adhere to the highest global standards for security. Specially built for highly classified programs, these Warner Technology systems were designed to meet the NSA’s requirements for Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) program. In addition to systems, we offer the world's most secure external USB drives , perfectly integrated with our management software suite (Powered by Cigent). Our cybersecurity suite extends to facilitating secure, efficient, and cost-effective data transfers between classified networks, while also ensuring comprehensive control over removable media. Trust Warner Technology Corporation for unparalleled security and reliability in your secure data management needs.
What we do
We develop secure endpoint devices
Cutting Edge Advanced Security Mobile Computers built for Government Classified Programs
Originally developed for one of the U.S. Air Force's most prestigious programs, the WT-1215 stands as a testament to our commitment to security. This device features exclusively TAA (Trade Agreements Act) compliant components, ensuring adherence to stringent government procurement standards
Warner Technology USB Devices: Security Beyond Standards
Warner Technology USB Devices were developed in response to a vulnerability identified in solutions previously used by the U.S. Government, highlighting our commitment to superior data protection. Whether your data is classified or not, it deserves the pinnacle of security.
APO = Simplified High-to-Low or Low-to-High Transfers
Assurant presents an advanced solution designed to transform logistics automation, bolster security measures, and significantly mitigate the primary vulnerability inherent in classified air-gapped or secure network environments.
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