The order includes additional deliveries of TCNS functionality, such as NATO interoperability capabilities, as well as related services for secure and resilient tactical communications. Deliveries will be carried out in accordance with the agreed project plan.
 
"NDMA's decision to exercise all remaining options under the project is a strong testament to the trust that has been established through our collaboration," says John Vestberg, CEO of Clavister.
 
TCNS is being developed to provide a secure, flexible, and resilient networking platform for tactical environments where availability, mobility, and cybersecurity are mission-critical requirements. The solution enables secure communications between units and systems, even under demanding operational conditions.
 
The order further strengthens Clavister's position within the defence segment, a strategically important market where the company has, over recent years, established itself as a leading European provider of cybersecurity solutions for defence and other critical infrastructure sectors.