Advancing:

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Bringing You Whats Next
Advancing Sensor Integration and Mobility into
a Net-centric Intelligent environment Seamless
Mobility for Secure voice, video, data and
collaboration
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pTerex Overview

• Enhances Interoperability
• Optimizes Command Control
• Improves Situational Awareness

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pTerex Mobility at a Glance
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pTerex Intelligent Sensor Integration at a Glance
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pTerex Net-Centric Intelligent Sensor Management
Sensor Correlation, Fusion, Control
Situational Awareness Enterprise Management
System Integration Decision Support
pTerex 7 Series
Event and Policy Based Actions Decision
Support Communications
Notifications, Alerts, Feedback Situational
Awareness Decision Support
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pTerex Net-Centric Layers
Interfaces to Enterprise Level Incident
Management Systems
Application Layer
Seamless Mobility wireless and wired Intelligent
Net-Centric Sensor Integration
IP Infrastructure Services
pTerex 7 Series
People Sensors Resources
Network Layer Protocols IPv4/6
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Net-Centric Intelligence Automated Response
Normalized Information output
Real-time monitoring, Archival Modeling, Command
Response
NG-eTASS, CSSI, SEIWG-ICD 100 / 400/ ACAD,
OASIS-CAP1.1, OBIX, Transducer Markup Language,
CSSI, etc
Sensors RAW Data input
Multiple uplinks with IP Mobility, Security,
QOS, Multicast
Standards based protocols and Buses
Wireless 802.x Satellite Cellular Microwave
Serial, USB RS-232, RS-485 Proprietary Legacy
protocols
Video Surveillance On-Board Analytics
Analog IP Camera
VOIP
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pTerex ISM enabled BMS integration capabilities
for immune buildings
Cisco IP phone based Control Dashboard
HTTP / Modbus TCP
Barionet Dry-Contacts Relays
XML
FieldServer
pTerex V7i enables monitoring and control of
several popular BMS gateways, Policy Engines and
dashboard on Cisco IP Phones and Web enabled
dashboard
oBIX
Richard Zeta
Modbus TCP
Tridium Jace (Certified)
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pTerex-ISM module Integrated Cisco Solution
capability
Cisco IP phone based Control Dashboard
Unified Comms
Phone XML
XML API
XML API
HTTP
pTerex 7 Series
Cisco Media Manager
HTTP XML
HTTP
Cisco Broadware Media Server
Cisco IPICS
RS232/RS485 Sensors, Relays, Dry-contacts
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Deployment in Action
With the push of a button
pTerex seamlessly roams through technologies
Without any interruption
Internet
Firewall
Home Network
You stay connected. No matter where you are.
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Best Defense is Networked Offense
Source Military Revolution, Red Herring Aug 1,
2001
Air Force
Marines
Command and Control
IP
Army
Navy
Mobile Command and Control
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Applications- Portable Command Network
DVR
Printer
PCs
3rd Party Encryptor
Satellite
pTerex V7i
IP Camera
Sensors
Omni Direction 802.11 Antennae
Hand Held
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Applications for Defense

• Network Centric Warfare Communications
• Vehicle Networks
• System Monitoring Telematics
• Video
• Messaging
• Chemical / Biological Sensor Equipment
• Portable Networks - Transit Cases
• Weapons Systems
• GPS Tracking
• Voice

Mobile Router
DVR
Video Camera
Laptop or PC Terminal
Hand Held
Printer
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Applications- Vehicle Network
DVR
Printer
PCs
3rd Party Encryptor
Satellite
pTerex V7i
IP Camera
Omni Direction 802.11 Antennae
Hand Held
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Applications- Mobile Communications Umbrella
High Altitude Airships
UAV
pTerex V7(i)
Wide Area Wireless Coverage
WLAN
WLAN
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Applications- Border Surveillance and Mobile Data
Communications
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Application - Networked Surveillance and Sensors
Weather Station
Infrared Images
Radiological, Biological, Chemical Sensor
Audible Alerts
Night Vision Cameras
Motion Sensor
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Application - CBRNE Sensors
Infrared Spectrometry
Phosgene Diphosgene Sarin Soman Hydrogen
Cyanide Cyanogen Chloride Mustard Gas Nitrogen
Mustard Phosgene Oxime Lewisite Mustard/Lewisite
Mix
Application Service
Applications, Graphs Reports
Haz-Mat Sensor
Alert Stack
Sensor Intergration with pTerex V7i
Data Center
Notification Service
Internet
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pTerex ISM module enabled Integrated CBRNE
physiological capabilities
Plume Modeling, COP integration Using XML
interfaces APIs
Wireless Physiological Sensors
CBRNE wired Wireless devices
LCD3 GID3
Chem / Bio Sensors
Seismic sensors
Ground Sensors Video Surveillance
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Deployment Operations
A direct connection from the home network to
multiple deployed clients.
pTerex X7
pTerex V7
The pTerex B7 base unit Connects directly to
the Home Network
Ethernet T1/ISDN 802.11 b/g Cellular Satellite
Ethernet T1/ISDN 802.11 b/g Cellular Satellite
and communicates with the pTerex Mobile Unit
Internet
with the push of a button
Ethernet T1/ISDN 802.11 b/g Cellular Satellite
pTerex V7
pTerex B7
Clients in the field are Connected to the Home
Network
One Mobile pTerex unit Supports multiple clients
Home Network
And one pTerex B7 Base unit supports multiple
mobile units
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Secure Configuration
Secure access to the critical information
necessary to accomplish the mission.
pTerex mobile units can securely support multiple
clients with varying connectivity requirements
802.11 Wireless
Unclassified Ethernet (8)
Ethernet T1/ISDN 802.11 b/g Cellular Satellite
For classified requirements, a pTerex Classified
B7 base unit is installed on the home network
Classified Ethernet (8)
Internet
Type 1 encryption devices are used between the
base units and with the mobile units for
classified encryption
Authorized clients simply plug-in and they are
securely connected to the Classified Home Network
Classified Home Network
Home Network
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Information, User, Network Security
Defense-In-Depth Security.
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Preshared Keys,HMAC-MD5 Hash, Signature, Replay
Protection
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Internet Connections
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Upon Initiation

• Deployed Unit establishes internet connections to
  the Base Unit through a Mobile IP Tunnel using
  Pre-shared Keys, HMAC-MD5 Hash, Signature, and
  Replay Protection Technology.
• Base and Deployed Unit negotiate and establish an
  IPSEC Tunnel inside the Mobile IP Tunnel using
  DH5, SHA1, and AES256 encryption.
• Base Unite routes client data to the Firewall, to
  the Home Network, and ultimately to the Home
  Enclaves related clients and services.
• All Unclassified client traffic travels through
  the IPSEC tunnel.
• Wireless clients associate with the deployed unit
  using WPA2.
• Deployed Unit requests authentication through AAA
  Server in Home Enclave for wireless clients.
• Authenticated wireless clients communicate using
  802.11i, PKI Certificates, AES Encryption with 30
  minute key rotation and 802.1x authentication.

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Continuity Options
Critical connectivity when there are no second
chances to be first.
Redundant base units will ensure mobile clients
stay connected
Ethernet T1/ISDN 802.11 b/g Cellular Satellite
pTerex mobile units will automatically fail over
upon failure of a Home Network connection
Internet
If the Home Network fails-over to the COOP
Network at another, geographically separate
facility
The pTerex base unit will automatically failover
with no session interruption for mobile clients
Home Network
COOP Network
Installing a redundant base station at the COOP
Network, further enhances operational continuity
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Products
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Contacts