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Harris Unveils Encryption Tool for Falcon III Radio Interoperability Across Networks


TYSONS CORNER, VA, Sept. 13, 2017 ” Harris (NYSE: HRS) has added an encryption feature to its suite of Falcon III AN/PRC-117G manpack tactical radios to support military users as they switch across independent, U.S. and NATO networks, ExecutiveBiz reported Tuesday.

The company said Tuesday the Suite B security function works to accommodate integration with new waveforms and facilitate interoperability and independence during joint or individual missions without the need for separate radio systems.

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