Mykotronx

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Mykotronx is a Californian company owned by SafeNet that makes security devices for the United States Government. Products include the KOV-14 Fortezza Plus PC card which was developed as part of the NSA's NSSI program and is used on Secure Terminal Equipment. [1]. They previously developed the clipper chip. [2] [3]

The company was founded in 1979 as Myko Enterprises. It changed its name to Mykotronx, Inc in 1987 and merged with SafeNet, Inc in 2004. [4]

It is mainly a US government contractor [5]

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