ADLINK announces ITAR compliance program and DDTC registration at San Jose Manufacturing Center

ADLINK Technology announced the company's San Jose Manufacturing Center (SJMC) has registered with the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) and implemented a comprehensive compliance program for International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). This regulatory framework, administered by the United States Department of State, controls the export and import of defense articles, services, and technical data. ADLINK's ITAR compliance program includes robust protocols for product classification, technical data protection, and secure supply chain management in accordance with the Arms Export Control Act (AECA). This registration is pivotal for ADLINK as it continues to expand its support and solutions for the military and defense markets globally.

ADLINK's compliance with ITAR is part of our ongoing commitment to meet stringent regulatory requirements, ensuring that our advanced computing platforms can be integrated into a wide range of military, aerospace, and homeland security applications. This strategic milestone demonstrates ADLINK's dedication to adhering to the highest standards of export compliance, underpinned by robust internal procedures and controls.

“ADLINK has been at the forefront of providing cutting-edge technology. We have consistently delivered rugged, high-performance embedded computing solutions that address the complex requirements of defense and aerospace applications,” says Sean Butler, CEO of the Americas at ADLINK Technology. “Our comprehensive ITAR compliance program and DDTC registration underscore our commitment to protecting controlled technical data while providing our defense customers with secure, reliable technologies for mission-critical systems.”

The company's compliance program includes:

• Rigorous classification procedures for products under the United States Munitions List (USML) and Commerce Control List (CCL)
• Enhanced cybersecurity protocols for protection of controlled technical data
• Secure supply chain management aligned with defense industry requirements
• Comprehensive employee training on export controls and compliance
• Regular compliance audits and continuous improvement processes