U.S. Marine Corps to use GO-Global for UNIX.

GraphOn Corporation (OTCBB:GOJO), a developer of multi-platform application publishing and Web-enabling software solutions, has announced that the SPAWAR Systems Center (SSCC), Command and Control Systems Department will standardize on the company's GO-Global for UNIX software. SPAWAR Systems Center intends to leverage GO-Global as part of their Intelligence Analysis Systems Family of Systems (IAS FoS) and Tactical Combat Operations (TCO) projects for the U.S. Marine Corps.

"Based upon the USMC IAS FoS requirements, a server-based computing solution was needed," said Steve Fraile, SPAWAR IAS FoS Project Manager.

GO-Global for UNIX is a server-based computing solution that publishes UNIX and Linux software applications to networks or the Web without the need to modify applications or run local X Server software. GO-Global incorporates ultra-thin-client technology that makes applications instantly accessible to local, remote and mobile users, regardless of location, platform or operating system.

GO-Global's strong encryption and data-compression technologies makes it an excellent solution for X application connectivity over bandwidth-limited or congested lines. GO-Global's unique architecture assures that all applications and mission-critical data remain secure on the server behind the firewall. Only the application's user interface is transmitted to remote devices. All GO-Global transmissions are fully encrypted using Secure Socket Layer (SSL) technology.

"GraphOn's server-centric technology is rapidly becoming a standard for many U.S. defense agencies," said Mike Ruggeri, GraphOn's Manager of Federal Sales. "We feel that GO-Global is playing a vital role in the DoD's transformation to provide military personnel with a near real-time picture and data of the battle space."