including CoCo 802.11 advanced software router that creates a wireless network for multi-room home entertainment and the Internet of Things; CoCo GUNIS router system, which performs IP routing in colorless core or classified enclave applications; and CoCo embedded software router platform that leverages existing radio frequency transmission resources and stabilizes routes with mobile and dynamic data links.The company also offers security solutions, including federal information processing system, such as CoCo cryptographic module 2.0, a Linux loadable kernel module that provides cryptographic functions in the Linux kernel and can be used for Internet protocol security encapsulating security payload; and CoCo OpenSSL cryptographic module 2.1 library, which is based on OpenSSL and provides cryptographic functions to applications.CoCo Communications was founded in 2002 and is based in Seattle, Washington with additional offices in Laurel, Maryland.