[EDGECONNECT]

Secure the path before mission traffic reaches uncontrolled networks

EdgeConnect is IDSECURE's secure transport and handoff architecture for government environments. It delivers connectivity from carrier networks into controlled infrastructure through private transport and secure handoff, helping preserve routing control, visibility, and security posture before uncontrolled public internet exposure.

The trust gap begins at internet exit

In a conventional mobile architecture, subscriber traffic exits the core and enters public internet transit. From that point, interception risk, route instability, DDoS exposure, and loss of visibility increase. For sensitive government environments, that creates a fundamental trust gap. EdgeConnect is designed to remove that gap by securing delivery before uncontrolled internet exposure occurs.
Interception
Route instability
DDoS exposure
Loss of visibility
EdgeConnect Trust Gap
[High-level architecture]

A controlled path from device to destination

Traffic originates at the device, enters the mobile core, and is routed through IDSECURE-controlled infrastructure rather than directly to the public internet. A secure handoff then delivers traffic into the destination environment under controlled policy. Public egress, if required, happens only after secure handoff and only under controlled conditions.
EdgeConnect Architecture
EdgeConnect Technical Capabilities
[Technical capabilities]

Security by architecture, not by overlay

EdgeConnect combines private transport and policy-controlled routing to create a secure network fabric from device through destination.

Router

Private Layer 2 transport from carrier network into controlled infrastructure

Router

Private IP addressing and isolated customer environments

Router

VLAN separation and VRF segmentation

Router

Policy-controlled Layer 3 routing

Router

Inline inspection and security enforcement

Router

Application-aware control and filtering

Router

Local packet gateways for in-country or low-latency breakout

Router

Consistent policy across central and local breakout models

[One operating model]

Local breakout where the mission requires it

In-country routing
Sovereignty
Latency
Consistent policy

Not every deployment can route through a central location. Some missions require in-country breakout for regulatory, sovereignty, or latency reasons. EdgeConnect supports local packet gateways that preserve the same security policy and operational control while routing traffic closer to the point of need.

EdgeConnect Operating Model
[Built for Government use cases]

Where EdgeConnect fits

EdgeConnect Secure Facilities

Secure Facilities

Private Layer 2 transport from carrier network into controlled infrastructure

EdgeConnect Forward-Deployed Teams

Forward-Deployed Teams

Private IP addressing and isolated customer environments

EdgeConnect ISR and Unmanned Systems

ISR and Unmanned Systems

VLAN separation and VRF segmentation

EdgeConnect Coalition-Connected Systems

Coalition-Connected Systems

Policy-controlled Layer 3 routing

EdgeConnect secures every path.
SPECTRE decides which path to use.

Environments

EdgeConnect is the secure transport foundation. SPECTRE adds intelligent path selection across available networks. Together they create controlled, resilient connectivity for demanding government environments.