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TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: SecurePort

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SecurePort is a pre-certified, reusable modular utility interface designed to securely pass power, data, fiber, and cooling lines through secure facility boundaries without compromising electromagnetic, acoustic, environmental, or physical integrity. The system uses interchangeable inserts that can be swapped in and out without requiring redesign or recertification of the surrounding structure, enabling rapid reconfiguration and scalable deployment across diverse environments. Its sensor-enabled design continuously monitors for tampering, damage, or unauthorized changes, while self-sealing unused openings ensure security by default, eliminating the need for custom engineering and reducing both time and cost associated with traditional utility penetrations. This technology is certified at the system level, allowing it to be deployed repeatedly across multiple facilities without site-specific approvals, making it ideal for critical infrastructure, regulated manufacturing, healthcare, research facilities, and modular construction. It integrates multiple security and utility functions into a single, standardized assembly, significantly streamlining installation and maintenance. Licensed by Los Alamos National Laboratory under technology partnership programs, SecurePort is available through exclusive or non-exclusive licensing agreements to companies seeking to adopt innovative, high-integrity solutions. The opportunity is open for response until August 25, 2026, with inquiries directed to licensing@lanl.gov, and applies to organizations interested in commercializing a federally developed technology with broad applicability in secure and sensitive environments.

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SecurePort is a certified modular utility interface for secure power, data, and cooling transmission with tamper monitoring and self-sealing features.

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Department Of Energy → Triad - DOE ContractorView Agency

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334290 - Other Communications Equipment ManufacturingView NAICS

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Los Alamos, NM, 87545, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of Energy → Triad - DOE Contractor
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OfficeColumbus, OH, 43201, USA
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Department Of Energy → Triad - DOE Contractor
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Office AddressColumbus, OH, 43201, USA
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Satya Srinivasan
Lindsay Augustyn

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A Pre-Certified Modular Utility Interface


SecurePort is a pre-certified, reusable wall penetration system that securely accommodates power, data, fiber, or cooling lines through interchangeable inserts—reducing custom engineering, approval time, cost, and redesign as secure facilities evolve.


How it Works


SecurePort is a pre-certified, sensor-enabled utility pass-through that maintains electromagnetic, acoustic, environmental and physical security while accepting interchangeable power, data or cooling inserts without redesigning the surrounding secure boundary.


Technology Description


SecurePort carries system-level security certification across installations, enabling reusable, reconfigurable utility interfaces that preserve shielding and boundary integrity—even when connections are added, removed or changed—without site-specific redesign or repeated recertification.


Advantages


  • Certify once, deploy repeatedly across facilities and configurations
  • Reduce cost and installation time through standardization
  • Reconfigure easily with interchangeable power, data and cooling inserts
  • Integrate multiple protections in one secure assembly
  • Monitor continuously for tampering, damage or unauthorized changes
  • Remain secure by default through self-sealing unused openings

Market Applications


  • Critical Infrastructure and Utilities 
  • Regulated Manufacturing and Controlled Environments
  • Research and Institutional Facilities
  • Healthcare and Medical Imaging
  • Modular and Prefabricated Construction

S-197330


LA-UR-26-27136


LANL Tech Partnerships: Unlock the Innovative Potential


Los Alamos National Laboratory offers a wide range of cutting-edge technologies and capabilities that may provide your company with a competitive edge in the market and unlock the innovative potential that can enhance, refine, and revolutionize your products.


LANL’s licensing program focuses on moving inventions developed by our researchers to commercial innovations. Patented and patent pending inventions and copyrighted software are available to existing and start-up companies through exclusive and non-exclusive licensing agreements. For specific discussions, please contact licensing@lanl.gov.


Note: This is not a call for external services for the development of this technology.


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