Rainbow Technologies
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Rainbow Technologies was an encryption and information security company based in Orange County, California, that was acquired by Safenet-Inc in 2003.[1] Through its acquisition of Mykotronx, Rainbow Technologies was responsible for developing and supporting top secret encryption devices used by the NSA, NRO, and other government agencies. The company also had a line of commercial security and identity management products like the iKey USB authentication token. [2]