SECURE SERIES III

Federal AV is not commercial AV at scale. The drivers, constraints and consequences are fundamentally different. In command centers, situation rooms and intelligence community facilities, display infrastructure is not a productivity tool – it is a mission enabler. Failure is not an inconvenience. It is an operational and strategic liability. Christie Secure Series III was designed for exactly this reality.

Most commercial LCD displays are adapted for secure environments through software patches and configuration policies. Secure Series III eliminates the attack surface by design. This is not a positioning statement. It is an architectural commitment by design.

Security achieved at the foundation. Not patched in afterwards.

In secure AV, every signal path, configuration decision and firmware update carries security implications. Commercial displays carry Wi-Fi radios, embedded Android or Linux operating systems and background services that create persistent vulnerabilities. Secure Series III removes these layers entirely.

There is no wireless hardware. No RF capability. No OS-level attack surface. No unauthorized network services. Security is structural – not dependent on software patches that introduce their own risks.

• Digitally signed and encrypted firmware prevents unauthorized installation and malware injection
• Tampered firmware cannot execute – blocked at the system level
• Interface lockdown: LAN, RS-2332, IR and keypad controls can be disabled at the hardware level
• Supports zero-trust architecture and internal cybersecurity policy enforcement

This is not a commercial platform retrofitted for a secure environment. It is a display system built so that the secure environment does not have to compensate for it.

Volatile Memory that classified environments demand, nothing less

Classified environments, SCIF operations and data recovery risk are not hypothetical concerns. Residual data on display systems is an active vulnerability. Secure Series III automatically erases all displays content, images and data the moment the system powers down. No residual data. No extraction risk. No content leakage.

This directly supports secure facility certifications and classified environment compliance requirements.

• Christie’s Statement of Volatility documentation available to support accreditation and audit processes
• Lifecycle compromise prevented: long-term and mobile deployments stay protected

Christie is in this market for the long term

Federal systems stay in service for years. They operate in a constantly evolving security landscape. They require sustainment and support processes that commercial refresh cycles do not accommodate. An RMA process designed for a corporate office does not work when a device is installed inside a secure facility.

Christie brings long-term manufacturer commitment to this market – documentation suitable for accreditation and audits, firmware management aligned to security oversight requirements and warranty and sustainment processes built for secure environments.

• TAA and NDAA compliance letters available to accelerate government procurement
• Statement of Volatility documentation available for SCIF and classified facility certification
• Christie government solutions team supports contract approval, procurement and deployment timelines