Systems Engineering and Multi-Level Secure Software Development for Defense and Tactical Intelligence
Keysoft Systems, Inc. provides systems engineering, software development, and information technology services to the U.S. Navy and commercial clients. Founded in 2000, the practice specializes in defense acquisition support, program management, multi-level secure (MLS) systems, and tactical C4ISR network integration for commands such as SPAWAR and PEO C4I.
James M. DeanChief Executive Officer and Treasurer
Tonya L. CarrollCorporate Secretary and Facility Security Officer
Margaret M. DeanFinancial Accountant
Comprehensive engineering management and technical risk analysis supporting defense acquisition programs.
Technical leadership and process management for Navy acquisition and engineering initiatives.
Identification, assessment, and mitigation of technical risks throughout the program lifecycle.
Development and management of engineering processes to support program execution.
Research, development, and application of software solutions for commercial and federal environments.
Trusted multi-level secure operating systems and application development supporting concurrent multi-classification processing.
System integration, testing, and deployment verification for defense command and control systems.
Ship systems engineering and integration of tactical network systems into maritime platforms.
Engineering and programmatic expertise for network infrastructure integration on new construction and Refueling Complex Overhaul (RCOH) vessels.
Engineering support for shore-based and expeditionary tactical network systems.
Work in this area is organized into supported delivery tasks.
Support includes Programmatic.
Support includes acquisition.
Support includes administrative management support for federal defense departments.
Defense · Federal · Intelligence & National Security · Government
Sydney, Australia · Defense · Client: U.S. Navy
Deployed version 5.0 of the Joint Cross Domain eXchange (JCDX) JOICAUST system in Sydney, Australia. The work involved building custom regional map disks supporting CADRG and Shapefile formats, facilitating system cutover, and integrating remote clients.
Yokosuka, Japan · Defense · Client: U.S. Navy
Designed and implemented an encrypted SSH-based remote administration connection between the Yokosuka OIC site and the MSO site in Yatsuya, Japan. The engineered solution replaced low-speed telnet connections, significantly reducing character latency and meeting strict accreditor requirements.