In one of its most recent updates, the National Cryptologic Center’s (CCN) Information and Communication Technologies Security Products and Services Catalog (CPSTIC) added new products from Autek, specifically from the PSTgateways family. The GMV subsidiary thus strengthens its presence in a catalog that serves as a national benchmark.

Also known as the “CCN-STIC 105 ICT Security Guide”, the purpose of this catalog is to facilitate the acquisition of reliable security products and services for public administration bodies and private entities deploying ICT systems under the National Security Framework (ENS) or systems handling classified information.

Among Autek's new additions is the complete PSTgateways gateway family, categorized under “secure data exchange gateways”, with products grouped by application: general-purpose, military-oriented, or adaptable to specific environments. Products in each category may incorporate security labeling checks (STANAGs 4774/4778) and include: 

General-purpose PSTgateways (COTS) products:

• PSTfile: automated file transfer services.
• PSTmail: email message transfer.
• PSTudp: UDP packet payload transfer.

Military-environment PSTgateways products:

• PSTacp: ACP-127 messaging exchange.
• PSTatx: ASTERIX air surveillance data.
• PSTcsd: JISR information exchange (MAJIIC).
• PSTjreap: tactical data link (TDL) exchange via JREAP-C.
• PSTmip: command and control system information exchange (MIP4).

PSTgateways products adaptable to specific environments:

• PSTws: custom data flows via HTTP/s using REST or SOAP APIs
• PSTcustom: tailored product combining custom services and/or data filters (format and content)

This addition follows the recent certification of the core PTSgateways Framework to Common Criteria for Information Technology Security Evaluation at EAL4+ (AVA_VAN.5 + ALC_FLR.3).

With this expansion, Autek solidifies its position as the sole cross-domain solution manufacturer listed in the CPSTIC. The company offers an extensive portfolio of certified products in both the “qualified products” category, suitable for ENS systems, and the “approved products” category for handling classified information, enabling secure information exchange between security domains. This capability is critical for defense, public administration, and critical infrastructure sectors.