Cyber Resilience is Wired into our Computing
Mercury delivers cyber resilient hardware and software for computing across defense and critical infrastructure, from radars, mission computers, drones, and other mission systems to cell towers, traffic control systems, industrial controllers, medical devices, and power‑grid equipment, ensuring they stay secure and operational even in the most contested environments.
“Compliance does not equal security. It did not when I was in industry, and it does not from my seat where I am today.”
- DoW CIO Kirsten Davies. CIO town hall, February 2026 as reported by Breaking Defense
CHALLENGE
Mission‑critical systems often only satisfy compliance—not security—by using detect‑first enterprise IT solutions that are insufficient for nation‑state threats or high‑volume AI attacks.
SOLUTION
Built on a zero trust architecture, our cyber-resilient products combine secure hardware and software to prevent high attack volumes and help systems continue operating through cybersecurity incidents.
FEATURED PRODUCTS
RelianceOne Edge Security
Robust system-hardening and Linux security for operationally-deployed systems.
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Root of Security and Cryptography
An advanced cryptography solution for ASIC and FPGA designs.
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Secure Processing
Secure IP, hardware and software to protect mission-critical systems.
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Cyber Hardened for Real-World Attacks
Our experts assess system resilience and identify gaps with program-specific penetration testing, STIG/SRG analysis, dynamic testing, and mission‑focused hardening, ensuring critical systems remain secure and operational in evolving, contested, and disconnected environments. This approach goes beyond checklist frameworks, ensuring platforms earn and maintain ATO through security proven under real‑world threats.
Capture-resilient Technology for Drones and Autonomy
Hardware rooted, zero trust protection — including autonomous tamper response, secure boot, mandatory access controls, and isolation protect autonomous and military drone technology from exploitation and reverse engineering, ensuring a downed system yields nothing of value to an adversary.
OS Hardening that Prevents and Recovers from Cyberattacks
Our embedded operating systems withstand and autonomously recover from cyberattacks. Learn how our software applies hardware rooted identity, secure/measured boot, mandatory access controls, and zero trust principles to protect defense, critical infrastructure, and Linux based systems against escalating threats.
A Zero-Trust Security Model for the Edge Systems
As zero-trust security models become the default approach for cybersecurity, why is it important for the defense sector to adopt? In 2021, Executive Order 14028 issued a call to modernize the federal government’s cybersecurity standards, increase threat information sharing, and improve software supply chain security. Learn how Mercury defends edge environments through solutions based on zero trust principles.