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About SECURE

SECURE is a personal safety device that uses low-power, wide-area networks to send GPS data kilometers, and emits a body alarm to make safety convenient and reliable.

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United States

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Latest SECURE News

US Army running SBU variant of Mission Partner Environment

May 16, 2023

16 May 2023 by Carlo Munoz A US Army network engineer at Joint Modernization Command works on creating the Project Convergence Mission Partner Environment at Fort Bliss, Texas. (US Department of Defense) US Army units have begun employing a new variant of the Mission Partner Environment (MPE) network, allowing service commanders to exchange data more freely with allies and partner country forces downrange. The Secure but Unclassified (SBU) variant of the MPE is employed across service formations deployed in the United States Army Europe and Africa (USAREUR-AF) area of responsibility, said US Army Major General Anthony Potts. “That's how they're actually running [operations] over there, in an SBU network bringing in their mission partners” via the new MPE variant, said Maj Gen Potts, who is the Program Executive Officer for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (PEO C3T). The development and eventual employment of the SBU MPE network variant were driven by the need to eliminate some of the network-centric roadblocks hampering data exchanges between the US armed forces and their allies worldwide. 16 May 2023 by Carlo Munoz A US Army network engineer at Joint Modernization Command works on creating the Project Convergence Mission Partner Environment at Fort Bliss, Texas. (US Department of Defense) US Army units have begun employing a new variant of the Mission Partner Environment (MPE) network, allowing service commanders to exchange data more freely with allies and partner country forces downrange. The Secure but Unclassified (SBU) variant of the MPE is employed across service formations deployed in the United States Army Europe and Africa (USAREUR-AF) area of responsibility, said US Army Major General Anthony Potts. “That's how they're actually running [operations] over there, in an SBU network bringing in their mission partners” via the new MPE variant, said Maj Gen Potts, who is the Program Executive Officer for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (PEO C3T). The development and eventual employment of the SBU MPE network variant were driven by the need to eliminate some of the network-centric roadblocks hampering data exchanges between the US armed forces and their allies worldwide. 16 May 2023 by Carlo Munoz A US Army network engineer at Joint Modernization Command works on creating the Project Convergence Mission Partner Environment at Fort Bliss, Texas. (US Department of Defense) US Army units have begun employing a new variant of the Mission Partner Environment (MPE) network, allowing service commanders to exchange data more freely with allies and partner country forces downrange. The Secure but Unclassified (SBU) variant of the MPE is employed across service formations deployed in the United States Army Europe and Africa (USAREUR-AF) area of responsibility, said US Army Major General Anthony Potts. “That's how they're actually running [operations] over there, in an SBU network bringing in their mission partners” via the new MPE variant, said Maj Gen Potts, who is the Program Executive Officer for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (PEO C3T). The development and eventual employment of the SBU MPE network variant were driven by the need to eliminate some of the network-centric roadblocks hampering data exchanges between the US armed forces and their allies worldwide. 16 May 2023 by Carlo Munoz A US Army network engineer at Joint Modernization Command works on creating the Project Convergence Mission Partner Environment at Fort Bliss, Texas. (US Department of Defense) US Army units have begun employing a new variant of the Mission Partner Environment (MPE) network, allowing service commanders to exchange data more freely with allies and partner country forces downrange. The Secure but Unclassified (SBU) variant of the MPE is employed across service formations deployed in the United States Army Europe and Africa (USAREUR-AF) area of responsibility, said US Army Major General Anthony Potts. “That's how they're actually running [operations] over there, in an SBU network bringing in their mission partners” via the new MPE variant, said Maj Gen Potts, who is the Program Executive Officer for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (PEO C3T). The development and eventual employment of the SBU MPE network variant were driven by the need to eliminate some of the network-centric roadblocks hampering data exchanges between the US armed forces and their allies worldwide. 16 May 2023 by Carlo Munoz A US Army network engineer at Joint Modernization Command works on creating the Project Convergence Mission Partner Environment at Fort Bliss, Texas. (US Department of Defense) US Army units have begun employing a new variant of the Mission Partner Environment (MPE) network, allowing service commanders to exchange data more freely with allies and partner country forces downrange. The Secure but Unclassified (SBU) variant of the MPE is employed across service formations deployed in the United States Army Europe and Africa (USAREUR-AF) area of responsibility, said US Army Major General Anthony Potts. “That's how they're actually running [operations] over there, in an SBU network bringing in their mission partners” via the new MPE variant, said Maj Gen Potts, who is the Program Executive Officer for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (PEO C3T). The development and eventual employment of the SBU MPE network variant were driven by the need to eliminate some of the network-centric roadblocks hampering data exchanges between the US armed forces and their allies worldwide. 16 May 2023 by Carlo Munoz A US Army network engineer at Joint Modernization Command works on creating the Project Convergence Mission Partner Environment at Fort Bliss, Texas. (US Department of Defense) US Army units have begun employing a new variant of the Mission Partner Environment (MPE) network, allowing service commanders to exchange data more freely with allies and partner country forces downrange. The Secure but Unclassified (SBU) variant of the MPE is employed across service formations deployed in the United States Army Europe and Africa (USAREUR-AF) area of responsibility, said US Army Major General Anthony Potts. “That's how they're actually running [operations] over there, in an SBU network bringing in their mission partners” via the new MPE variant, said Maj Gen Potts, who is the Program Executive Officer for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (PEO C3T). The development and eventual employment of the SBU MPE network variant were driven by the need to eliminate some of the network-centric roadblocks hampering data exchanges between the US armed forces and their allies worldwide. 16 May 2023 by Carlo Munoz A US Army network engineer at Joint Modernization Command works on creating the Project Convergence Mission Partner Environment at Fort Bliss, Texas. (US Department of Defense) US Army units have begun employing a new variant of the Mission Partner Environment (MPE) network, allowing service commanders to exchange data more freely with allies and partner country forces downrange. The Secure but Unclassified (SBU) variant of the MPE is employed across service formations deployed in the United States Army Europe and Africa (USAREUR-AF) area of responsibility, said US Army Major General Anthony Potts. “That's how they're actually running [operations] over there, in an SBU network bringing in their mission partners” via the new MPE variant, said Maj Gen Potts, who is the Program Executive Officer for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (PEO C3T). The development and eventual employment of the SBU MPE network variant were driven by the need to eliminate some of the network-centric roadblocks hampering data exchanges between the US armed forces and their allies worldwide. 16 May 2023 by Carlo Munoz A US Army network engineer at Joint Modernization Command works on creating the Project Convergence Mission Partner Environment at Fort Bliss, Texas. (US Department of Defense) US Army units have begun employing a new variant of the Mission Partner Environment (MPE) network, allowing service commanders to exchange data more freely with allies and partner country forces downrange. The Secure but Unclassified (SBU) variant of the MPE is employed across service formations deployed in the United States Army Europe and Africa (USAREUR-AF) area of responsibility, said US Army Major General Anthony Potts. “That's how they're actually running [operations] over there, in an SBU network bringing in their mission partners” via the new MPE variant, said Maj Gen Potts, who is the Program Executive Officer for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (PEO C3T). The development and eventual employment of the SBU MPE network variant were driven by the need to eliminate some of the network-centric roadblocks hampering data exchanges between the US armed forces and their allies worldwide.

SECURE Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • What is SECURE's latest funding round?

    SECURE's latest funding round is Incubator/Accelerator.

  • Who are the investors of SECURE?

    Investors of SECURE include Harvard Innovation Labs.

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