Leidos rolls out new C2, ISR and cyber systems

Leidos has launched its new range of command and control (C2), intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) as well as cyber systems.

The event comes ahead of their global launch at the upcoming 2014 Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting and Exposition in the US.

As part of Advanced Cyber systems, the company has rolled out new Computer Attack and Exploitation Network; eXpeditionaryRT computing platform; Digital Echo; and airborne training systems.

The company’s new range of intelligence systems solutions include global monitoring and planning systems (GLIMPS); AIMES next-generation motion imagery exploitation tool; GeoRover Software Products; GRGlobe; ISR CrossCue (IXQ); and Integrated Near Real-Time Framework of Relational Multi-source (INFORM).

Further, Leidos also rolled out its mission solutions including soldier monitoring system (SMS), which is a situational awareness system comprising three separate, interfacing elements, and its two-way data transfer capability offers geo-location of personnel and equipment inserious training situations.

The company’s range of command and control systems included an open architecture systems C2 offerings that enable the Army Mission Command and other Service C2 systems to exploit the network as a platform for delivering integrated, mission-assured capabilities among other services.

Leidos national security sector president Lou Von Thaer said: "AUSA provides an opportunity to show our ongoing commitment to the army and demonstrate the full spectrum of our capabilities to support the next generation of missions in keeping our nation protected."