• Guaranteed Packet Delivery (GPD) on a connected signal
• Cost effective through software design so it can be utilized in virtually any wireless device
• Works over IP (e.g.: Can be integrated into email and Voice Over IP networks)
• Significant reduction in drop-off, garbles, crackles, echoes, delayed signals on a connected transmission (e.g.: cell phones)
• Software by design - not hardware dependent

Wireless transmissions is dicey at best, as anyone who uses a cell phone can confirm.
If we visualize encrypted transmissions as a series of 64 bit packets we can see that the
loss or alteration of even a single bit will corrupt the entire 64 bit packet. This makes the
already poor transmission much worse.

One way to ensure that a packet is correctly sent is to send multiple copies, whether in
advance or upon a request for retransmission based on an error detection algorithm. 
This can sop up what little bandwidth is available. Instead of losing 64 bits when
on bit is corrupted, Secureant uses data striping like a raid file system. In this
configuration, each bit is spread across multiple packets and any information lost in
one packet can be reconstructed from the remaining packets.  While this is less efficient
than a true bit by bit transmission, it is only fractionally so and nowhere near as
costly as retransmissions or duplication.

Patented technology embedded within Secureant's software code was developed                                                                                              maily for C4ISR systems to enhance the reliability and speed of transmitted signals.