A hardened handheld comms device, built around a sealed crypto enclave. Tamper-evident silicon, 72-hour battery, dedicated mesh radio. Industrial design complete; mechanical prototypes on the bench.
CT-1 is a ground-up military-grade device. No consumer OS. No telemetry home. Every transistor accounted for from a UK-cleared supply chain.
Dedicated secure element for key storage and signing. Physically isolated from the main SoC. FIPS 140-3 target.
Mesh of conductive traces beneath the chassis. Any intrusion wipes keys in under 100 ms.
Continuous operation profile. Field-swappable pack. Solar recharge accessory for extended deployments.
Dedicated SDR. Frequency-hops across 2.4, 5, and tactical UHF bands. No cellular dependency.
Rated for full immersion, sand, altitude, vibration, and shock. Drop-tested to 2 m on concrete.
SoC packaged under UK chain of custody. Fully documented bill of materials.
The functional blocks inside the Cipher Terminal and how they connect. Everything classified or vendor-proprietary is shown as an interface, not a component.
The enclave is the contract. Everything sensitive happens inside it. The SoC cannot read keys directly; the SDR cannot transmit without signed permission from the enclave; the display cannot render classified content without enclave attestation.