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The evolution of MaxSix trusted networking

Through TSIG (the Trusted Systems Interoperability Group) and Project Max, trusted systems vendors have been working together for several years to achieve Multi-level Secure (MLS) system interoperability. As a standards body, TSIG has focused on specifications, while the Project Max group has focused on producing an implementation known as MaxSix. SecureWare, as the founder of TSIG and Project Max, has been a key contributor to the TSIG specifications and the development of MaxSix.