Trenton servers, workstations, and SFF mission computers are equipped with military-grade SSDs and encryption algorithms for securing data-at-rest, in-transit, and in-use.
We exercise tight control over our supply chain and production processes at our secure 52,000-square-foot facility in Lawrenceville, where we design, manufacture, assemble, test, and support our mission-critical computing solutions. In fact, we've kept our manufacturing in the USA since we opened our doors more than 30 years ago.
Our innovative Counterfeit Protection Program (CPP) combined with our rigorous in-house control over design, manufacture, assembly, testing, and support eliminates common security threats to computer hardware and preserves our supply chain integrity.
Trenton is at the forefront of today's cybersecurity landscape. Our active working relationships with Intel, Wind River, FUTURA Cyber, NGD Systems, CDSG, and others whose hardware, firmware, and software security technologies help threat-proof your system before and after deployment are some of the most productive in the industry.
Our software engineers control the BIOS, IPMI, fan operation, port activity, and other firmware design features, allowing them to lock down or disable parameters commonly exploited by independent and state-sponsored hackers.
Our supply chain team helps ensure the security of your computing solution by regularly practicing, implementing, and updating revision-control procedures that enforce proactive, quality electronics acquisition and proper form, fit, and function replacement.
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