Built for Defense. Ready for Deployment.
At Worksters, we offer powerful hardware encryption solutions designed to protect critical data in high-threat environments. Our systems go beyond traditional software encryption—leveraging FPGA-based architectures to deliver unmatched performance, physical security, and tamper resistance for mission-critical applications.
Whether deployed in government, defense, or critical infrastructure, our solutions are built to stand up to modern cyber warfare.
Software encryption has limits. It can be vulnerable to:
Malware and side-channel attacks
Firmware tampering
Key theft and unauthorized access
Our hardware encryption devices solve these problems by isolating cryptographic functions at the hardware level. With FPGA-based designs and dedicated security processors, we help agencies reduce attack surfaces and stay ahead of evolving threats.
Commercial-grade, field-tested hardware encryptors—ready to integrate and deploy.
Support for 1GbE, 10GbE, and 100GbE throughput
Up to 1000 VPN tunnels (ESPv3)
Compatible with Management Center and PKI infrastructure
Used by defense, border guard, and national security agencies in Europe
Tailored encryption systems for U.S. federal and military missions.
First hardware encryptor meeting NATO STANAG 4787 (NINE) standard
Up to 20 Gbps throughput, ruggedized for harsh environments
Designed to meet NSA/FIPS 140-3 standards
Integration-ready with secure dashboards, power redundancy, and TEMPEST shielding
Our encryption appliances are designed with security-first engineering:
✔️ FPGA-based architecture (Intel Agilex, Arria 10, Stratix 10)
✔️ Custom-developed HDL modules & IP cores
✔️ Multi-mode support with fully separated encryption channels (MA, MB, MC)
✔️ Advanced I/O (PCIe, NVMe, DDR4, SATA, 10/100 GbE)
✔️ Ultra-low EMC emissions (TEMPEST)
✔️ Resistant to shock, vibration, and extreme temperatures
✔️ Secure development environment (CMMC 2.0 compliant)
Want to see the hardware in action?
Visit our downtown San Diego office for a demo—or request a remote briefing.