Despite being run by the fractious and socialist-leaning Israeli government, the company is charged with making a profit each year. That puts pressure on IAI to develop products and services that will appeal to organizations outside the nation's borders.
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When the avionics division cuts a deal to upgrade, say, Turkish or Chilean jets, those customers expect to get access to information about the status of work. This DMZ lets users connect to the latest data on the parallel network while systems within the DMZ check all files, data and users for security, looking for viruses, double-checking user authentication and deflecting attacks from outsiders before passing along information requests or file updates to the primary servers. However, he wouldn't provide specific numbers. But Richard Aboulafia, director of aviation studies at Teal Group Corp., an aerospace and defense research company located in Fairfax, Va., said IAI still has a long way to go. Inc. All rights reserved.