Solutions by sector
Defence & Total Defence
Fibersystem is a main supplier to the Swedish Total Defence and a NATO-certified TEMPEST supplier – secure hardware with Swedish Armed Forces M-numbers, from data diodes to complete secure workplaces.
- Environments
- 9
- Architecture patterns
- 7
- Products used
- 35
Fibersystem is a main supplier to the Swedish Total Defence and a NATO-certified supplier of TEMPEST equipment. Our products carry Swedish Armed Forces M-numbers and are installed at military bases, command centres and government facilities worldwide.
What we deliver to the defence sector
- TEMPEST Level A and B equipment – complete interception-proof workplaces: computers, monitors, printers, copiers, phones, cameras and speakers, all certified to RÖS U1/U2.
- Data diodes – certified one-way transfer between security domains, from rugged field units to 19-inch rack installations.
- Secure video teleconferencing – TEMPEST Level A all-in-one VTC systems for interception-proof meetings.
- Custom development – complete projects built to your requirement, from idea to certified end product, entirely in-house in Stockholm.
Customers include the Swedish Armed Forces, FMV, FOI, SAAB, Kongsberg, Lockheed Martin and General Dynamics. As a member of SOFF (the Swedish Security and Defence Industry Association) we work under the sector’s export control and security frameworks.
Environments
Used in these environments
9 real installations, filterable by area
Showing all 9 environments
- 01KVM & VTC
Control room with several networks
Shared peripherals are the channel between the domains, and an ordinary KVM switch shares EDID, USB state and sometimes memory. - 02TEMPEST/RÖS
Command and control centre
Several networks meet at one desk, and the operator must never have to think about which one is in front of them. - 03TEMPEST/RÖS
Mobile command post
The zone moves with the vehicle, and the boundary is decided where the vehicle happens to stop. - 04TEMPEST/RÖS
Naval vessel
A hull is an electromagnetically dense environment where every cable run is shared with something else. - 05Data diodes
Sensor data from the field
Vibration, temperature range and DC supply, and no maintenance while deployed. - 06KVM & VTC
Training facility
Students bring their own devices, and a room designed for teaching is designed to be connected to. - 07Data diodes
Vehicle and vessel installation
The rugged data diodes carry 810G and 461 data; no converter, extender or switch in the catalogue does. - 08TEMPEST/RÖS
Field workstation
There is no room, no wall and no property owner — the zone has to be carried along. - 09Data diodes
Command post in a vehicle or container
Maintenance during operation does not exist. Spare parts strategy and lifecycle commitment are part of the architecture.
In the catalogue
Most specified for this sector
The products that recur most often in the environments above.
TEMPEST Level A · RÖS U1
KVM Monitor 32" HDBaseT
- Optical system budget
- Depends on type of SFP
- Fiber optic connector
- LC
Product no 60-00-7401
TEMPEST Level B · RÖS U2
Rugged Tablet
- CPU
- Intel Core i7-1260U
- Hard drive
- Detachable 512 GB M.2 SSD
- Optimal (recommended) resolution
- 1920 x 1200
Product no 60-00-9176
How it is built
Architecture patterns
Pattern DD-F · Rugged one-way link from field sensorsVibration, temperature range and DC supply, with no maintenance while the unit is deployed.
- One-way path
- Data path
- Path that does not exist
- DD-FRugged one-way link from field sensorsVibration, temperature range and DC supply, with no maintenance while the unit is deployed.
- TE-AThe single workstation in a Level A zoneThe indivisible zone: every device in the chain carries the level, and the weakest one sets it.
- KV-AShared workstation with physical KVM switchingFour properties separate a secure KVM from an ordinary one: EDID emulation, one-way HID, no shared buffer, tamper indication.
- TE-BRemote computer: KVM over fiberThe zone shrinks to the presentation surface, and the desk becomes an extension of the computer.
- KV-CThe display as a pure receiverHDMI is not one-way: DDC runs in both directions, and EDID is a shared, writable object.
Defence & Total Defence
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Verified credentials
All certifications- NATOCertified TEMPEST supplierSDIP-27 · Level A & B
- Swedish Armed ForcesM-numbered equipmentMain supplier, Total Defence
- Government of SwedenSupplier to Swedish authoritiesPolice · FMV · FOI
- ISO 9001 14001ISO certifiedQuality & environmentDownload certificate (JPG)
- SOFFDefence industry memberExport control frameworks
- Made in SwedenDesigned & built in StockholmSecure supply chain
