TAK is a powerful platform. But when your geospatial ecosystem doesn’t speak the same language, critical data disappears exactly when it matters most. The Problem No One Talks About Enough Tactical geospatial has a dirty secret: the platforms that operators trust most are often the ones least capable of consuming […]
NGS is pleased to announce the 2026.1 release of CoreSpatial Server, Map Manager and Portal The highlight of this release is our CoreSpatial Portal release based on MapStore2 v2025.02.02. This is a large rollup that advances through multiple upstream MapStore2 releases. See full details below. We also look forward to continued development in the following […]
NGS is pleased to announce the 2025.3 release of CoreSpatial Server, Basemaps and Map Manager. We anticipate the release of Portal in the upcoming weeks based on MapStore2 v2025.01.01, as well as promoting FIPS compliance for GeoServer to a generally available release. Other exciting features on our roadmap include: CoreSpatial […]
We’re excited to announce a major enhancement to CoreSpatial Server: support for running GeoServer in FIPS 140 compliant mode on both Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and containerized environments. This capability represents a key milestone for CoreSpatial as we continue to expand its use in high-security environments across government and […]
This release includes major security and performance updates across the stack. We are hard at work to bring a new release of Portal based on the recently dropped MapStore2 v2025.01.00, as well as FIPS compliance for GeoServer (CS Server).
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