Kratos awarded contract by MEASAT
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc., a leading National Security Solutions provider, announced today that its Integral Systems group has been awarded a commercial services contract by MEASAT Satellite Systems ("MEASAT") to provide Radio Frequency (RF) Interference Detection and Geolocation service. The service leverages dedicated satellite network analyst expertise and industry-leading products from Integral Systems, including Monics, SAT-DSP and satID to provide unmatched RF carrier under carrier interference analysis and geolocation detection of interfering signals for commercial and military satellite operators.
"The Integral Systems RF Interference Detection and Geolocation Service is an affordable RF interference mitigation solution that provides our commercial and military customers with a competitive advantage in locating and identifying sources of interference due to equipment failure, operator error, intentional jamming and unauthorized access," said Phil Carrai, President of Kratos Technology & Training Solutions. "Supported by our team of experts, we are able to resolve RF interference issues for customers quickly and accurately."
satID is a registered product of RT Logic and Monics and SAT-DSP are registered products of SAT Corporation. Both companies are wholly-owned subsidiaries of Integral Systems, Inc., a Kratos Company.
Source: Kratos
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