What MAXIM accomplished. Initial operating/access environment – MAXIM Sentinel™ provided network access: • Connected to five independent network communications paths for multiple data sources and redundancy • Establish an artificial hierarchy within these five networks • From a single workstation, we accessed the networks dependent upon the “artificial” “clearance level or need to know” of the user • Provided remote access to disadvantage user, ~120 yards away in “non-secure” environment Development work – MAXIM Talisman™ provided data access: • From a single multilevel server, we accessed multiple domain RSS (see Attachment 1) feeds and created a web based RSS reader o Able to view multiple single network data on a single workstation, multiple windows o Able to merge data to view data at “network clearance level and below” from a single window • Built the ability to plot industry standard KML (see Attachment 2) map files in a Terminal Services environment. o This allowed a web based mapping capability, using Ajax, eliminated the need for any company proprietary client mapping software. o Similar to the multilevel RSS feeds, we can now take KML files from multiple sources and provide a hierarchal – access level – view from multiple KML data sources. (General Atomics provided large quantities of KML data files to SA III) Organizations with whom MAXIM worked closely: • Network feeds o Cisco o Drastic o Homeland Security Group International o sdnGlobal • General Atomics for data files • Google for hosting data files • Microsoft for the RSS data Organizations that expressed a need or interest in the demonstrated capabilities: • Virtualagility, http://www.virtualagility.com/ - FBI customer • JFCOM / MITRE – J9 • Raytheon – DC area “Total” ship building • HLS Group International, http://www.hstinc.us/ or http://www.hsgint.com/ • Lockheed Martin – DC area • General Atomics