Secure by architecture.
The isolation is designed in, not bolted on. Four layers of it, in sequence.
Titan program · SecureView flagship mobile
Titan Kronos
Multi-level classified access, off the desk and into the field.
TheonlymobilesystemcompatiblewithSecureView3.1andabove.
No substitutes. No workarounds. Per the TITAN Kronos brochure
One machine.
Every domain.
SecureView is the Air Force Research Laboratory's cross-domain access solution: one workstation reaches every security domain instead of one machine per network. Kronos carries it out of the SCIF.
- MILS
- Multiple independent levels of security, hardware-isolated
- GOTS
- Government-off-the-shelf, no proprietary lock-in
- CSfC
- Secure remote access to classified networks
Capability per AFRL's public SecureView materials
Developed from inception for the TITAN SecureView program office.
Flagship compute, program‑built.
Processor
NSA-compliant platform
Selected to program requirement
Memory
32GB DDR4
64GB optional
Storage
512GB PCIe SSD
Optional CSfC-ready encrypted upgrades
Display
15.6″ IPS FHD
Anti-glare panel
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Hardware-enforced isolation
SecureView runs on a Type-1, bare-metal hypervisor with trusted boot. Classification boundaries are held by the architecture, not by policy.
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Smartcard authentication
An integrated reader binds access to the operator's credential at the hardware level.
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CSfC-ready data at rest
Optional storage upgrades protect the drive to NSA-aligned Commercial Solutions for Classified standards.
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TAA compliant
Procurement-ready under the Trade Agreements Act for United States government acquisition.
SecureView architecture per AFRL · hardware compliance per the TITAN Kronos brochure
Every port a cleared operator needs.
- Smartcard Integrated reader
- USB-A 3× USB 3.2 Gen 1
- USB-C 1× USB 3.2 Gen 2
- HDMI External display
- microSD Removable expansion
- Audio Combo jack
Where it deploys.
Multi-domain access used to be bolted to the floor. These are the postures it holds once it can move.
- MSN·01 Command post
Forward deployed
Where rack space, power and airlift are rationed, one endpoint stands in for the stack.
- MSN·02 Mission partners
Coalition operations
U.S. and partner domains side by side, with the isolation held in hardware.
- MSN·03 Off-facility
Tactical edge
Cross-domain access that moves to the problem instead of waiting on a facility.
- MSN·04 COOP
Continuity of operations
When the primary site is down or out of reach, the classified workload keeps moving.
Representative postures · capability per AFRL's public SecureView materials
Data sheet
Compute
- Processor
- NSA-compliant platform
- Memory
- 32GB DDR4 · 64GB optional
- Storage
- 512GB PCIe SSD
- Display
- 15.6" IPS FHD, anti-glare
Security
- Compatibility
- SecureView 3.1+ · sole mobile platform
- Data at rest
- Optional CSfC-ready upgrades
- Access
- Integrated smartcard reader
- Compliance
- TAA compliant
Connectivity
- USB
- 3× Type-A Gen 1 · 1× Type-C Gen 2
- Video
- HDMI out
- Expansion
- microSD · audio combo
- Wireless
- Wi-Fi / BT · webcam / mic (optional)
Power & build
- Keyboard
- Backlit, full-size
- Power
- 90W AC adapter
- Battery
- 45Wh, 3-cell
- Origin
- Built for the TITAN SecureView program office
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