Core encryption: NATO seeks dynamic functionality to secure coalition networks
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Jane's International Defence Review Vol.44, November 2011, pp.62 (120)Summary: With greater emphasis on NATO partner initiatives, developing an encrypted communications framework to bridge alliance systems and deliver future interoperability becomes increasingly high priority.
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With greater emphasis on NATO partner initiatives, developing an encrypted communications framework to bridge alliance systems and deliver future interoperability becomes increasingly high priority.
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