A Conceras product · U.S. Patent No. US 12,323,387 B2
Using patented, boundary-controlled hardware, Tactus provides isolated communication between non-secure and secure environments while the device remains outside. No software on the desk unit. No integration with government networks. No licensing or patching burden.
The Problem
Smartphones are now operational tools: calls, messaging, MFA, cloud applications, collaboration tools, and real-time coordination. Yet PED restrictions force personnel to step out of secure areas to use them, creating delays, blind spots, and workflow disruption.
mission time often lost
Field data and product materials point to meaningful daily productivity loss when staff repeatedly exit secure spaces to check and respond on their phones.
How it works
The non-secure enclosure houses and charges the smartphone through USB-C while keeping the device outside the secure area. Camera, GPS, RF, and power sources remain physically isolated on the non-secure side.
A dedicated, single-mode fiber path with no metallic conductors, no network connection, and no electrical coupling between environments, ensuring complete physical isolation across the boundary.
An electromechanical terminal inside the secure area that mirrors the smartphone in real time with no operating system, no memory, no wireless capability, and positive audio disconnects.
Product features
Security & compliance
Designed for TSG-5 and TSG-6 compliance, undergoing CNSSI 5007/5000 review, with alignment to ICD-705/CNSS expectations for hardware isolation and low-emission design.
Because the product does not connect to government networks and avoids servers, switches, routers, and software, deployment can avoid the downstream burden of network-integrated alternatives.
Use Cases
Leaders and executives who require continuous, real-time communication while working inside secure environments.
Crisis-response personnel who depend on immediate external communication during high-tempo operations.
Watch officers and operational leaders who must maintain uninterrupted communication while remaining inside secure facilities during mission-critical activities.
Mission teams that cannot afford repeated exits, reducing delays and improving operational responsiveness.
Secure work centers that require full smartphone functionality without network integration or added risk.
Cleared personnel who need full communication access while keeping the physical device outside the secure area.
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