ANGEL Secure Networks, Inc.

ANGEL Secure Networks provides research and develops products for the US Government and industry directed at the following problems:

(a)    defending assets and proprietary trade secrets from reverse engineering;

(b)    protection of critical program information located on Government assets;

(c)    defending and identifying remotely located resources without placing trust in on-site individuals or processors.  

Current projects include R&D efforts for the Air Force and for the Department of Energy involving defense of critical program information embedded in assets which may operate in hostile environments and the defense of high speed, high performance scientific networks, particularly from highly skilled rogue insiders.

ANGEL's core technology and principal product is DASH, which protects critical technology from anti-tamper and cyber attack. 

ANGEL has won several Small Business Innovative Research awards from DoD and DOE, including four Phase I SBIRs, two Phase II SBIRs, and one Phase III SBIR.

ANGEL has its lab and offices in the University of Maine's Target Technology Center in Orono, Maine.  ANGEL conducts its research for DOE on EsNet's Advanced Networking Initiative Testbed located at Brookhaven Naitonal Laboratory.

Patented Technology 

ANGEL has been granted seven US patents and three foreign patents on its security technology.