Advanced Design Technology (ADT) will be exhibiting at Land Forces in Perth, Western Australia — one of the Indo-Pacific's largest land defence exhibitions. Visitors to the ADT stand will get an exclusive sneak peek at a new ruggedised secure KVM engineered for deployed and tactical environments.
Land Forces brings together defence industry, military leaders, and capability decision-makers from across Australia and allied nations. For ADT, it is an opportunity to showcase the sovereign secure-computing capability we design, build and manufacture in Australia — and to give the land domain an early look at where our secure KVM technology is heading. You'll find ADT on the Team CBR stand, 3L16.
A ruggedised take on secure switching
ADT's secure KVM technology lets operators work across multiple security domains from a single keyboard, video and mouse set-up, while maintaining trusted separation between connected systems. The ruggedised variant previewing at Land Forces extends that capability out of the office and into the field — targeting vehicles, deployed command posts and forward headquarters where size, power, environment and information assurance all matter at once.
"Operators in the land domain shouldn't have to choose between security and the realities of a deployed environment. The ruggedised KVM we're previewing at Land Forces is about taking the trusted separation of our secure switching technology and hardening it for the field — sovereign, deployable, and built in Australia." — An ADT spokesperson
Why it matters
Modern land operations increasingly rely on access to multiple networks and security domains from a single crew position. Delivering that access without compromising separation — in a compact, power-efficient and environmentally hardened form factor — is exactly the kind of problem ADT's secure-computing team is built to solve.
The Land Forces preview is a sneak peek: full specifications and availability will be announced in due course. The ADT team on stand will be able to talk through the design intent, the sovereign supply chain behind it, and how it fits alongside our wider secure-computing and electronic warfare portfolio.