Nett-Warrior Multi Security Domain Software for Handling Medical Information

In Army SBIR II Management Sciences, Inc. has developed the EdgeWare edge-enabled system for soldiers on the move equipped with Nett Warrior End User Devices. EdgeWare is game changing because it pulls delivery of important information to the combat soldier and reflectively pushes information from the combat soldier to commanders and other support organizations such as medical, logistic, and intelligence services. Military medical services desire to equip Nett Warrior EUDs with software which partitions the device into different levels of security domains, neither of which can physically access the other such that the user could generate the required patient encounter documentation in the unclassified partition and transmit over an unclassified network or through an unclassified tunnel through a classified (SIPRNET) network connection, thereby maintaining the unclassified status of the patient encounter record. The software we propose will run on the Nett Warrior system and will meet or otherwise satisfy NSA standards for maintaining physical separation between classified and unclassified processing domains. In Phase I MSI will system engineer, design a prototype for enabling multi-security domain applications to process and transmit data from a Combat Medics Electron EUD.