PESA Hybrid Media Distribution System DISA/JITC Certification Update

Huntsville, Alabama - August 19, 2019 - PESA, a leading U.S. designer and manufacturer of professional Video Distribution Systems (VDS) announced that they have completed testing of their Hybrid Media Distribution Systems with the Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC). These new systems include the 12G Fusion Advanced Connectivity Platform (ACP) 4K systems, the 3G Cheetah family of SDI Router products, the Mobile Digital Video Distribution Systems and the PESA Media Management System. This massive certification initiative reflects PESA's ongoing commitment of providing mission-critical video and audio systems to our warfighters and other Department of Defense entities.

The PESA products have undergone rigorous testing and will soon receive Interoperability certification (IO) and Information Assurance (IA) accreditation from JITC the organizational element responsible for certifying joint and combined interoperability for all organizations under the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA).

Mission critical situations demand the use of accredited source video and audio, said Scott Barella, CTO for PESA. Our senior military and civilian leadership rely on having extremely detailed video images. This pending JITC certification ensures that our military users have up to date choices on the current APL. We know what they want because they asked us to build it this way.

PESA was the first company to achieve VDS listing on the Department of Defense's Approved Products List (APL) and supported development of the first Video Distribution System Unified Capabilities Requirements (UCR) document with its Cheetah product line. By adding 4K capability, this current test initiative is yet another testament of PESA's commitment to providing the highest possible quality to our warfighters in support of their various missions around the world.

PESA has provided video distribution solutions to its government customers for nearly four decades, with special considerations for agencies that require high-performance assurance and interoperability in command and control environments, stated Chuck Tillett, President and COO. PESA's products are currently used by many military and government agencies. JITC Certification enables us to extend our reach to other departments and agencies looking to expand their role in mission critical environments.

PESA offers a complete portfolio of secure, high-definition video switching and distribution solutions with the ability to deliver the latest technology including single link 12G SDI and audio/video over IP. With an array of robust features necessary to support continuity of operations, command and control and emergency preparedness and response, the Cheetah product line has proven to be a solid foundation for many government and federal agencies, such as the U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy and NASA.

About PESA

For over 45 years, PESA has been a leading provider of secure audio/video routing, signal processing and IP connectivity products. With a rich history including numerous technology milestones and first-to-market' products, PESA supports government, military, industrial, commercial, medical, broadcast, and mobile truck applications with a diverse suite of AV products, all of which are supported by customer support second to none in the industry and 24/7 technical support. PESA is now at the forefront of IP media management and proudly leads the way forward with the SecuraTM Media Management Platform, an innovation developed from 45 years of experience in system control and management.

PESA is located in Huntsville, Ala., with regional sales offices throughout North America, China, Europe and Middle East. Our cost effective solutions are available around the world through our industry leading team of Channel Partners offering local support and installation. Learn more about us at www.pesa.com and follow us on Twitter: @PESA_ONLINE.

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