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Advantura's is a Native American owned business and a member of TribalNet.

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Advantura is also a DGS-certified micro and small business and is an IT CMAS contractor.

  About Advantura  

Advantura LLC is a Sacramento, CA company providing information technology services to the public and private sector. Advantura's specialties are  independent verification and validation (IV&V), acquisition support, system engineering, information security, and cryptographic services. To find out more about our services please click on the appropriate tab on the left.
     


 

News: Advantura Attends the 70th Anniversary of Breaking the Enigma
Advantura staff travelled to Bletchley Park in the UK to attend a celebration of breaking the Enigma machine 70 years ago. The Enigma was used by the German armed forces for secret messages. Advantura brought its Enigma, the only one of its type on display. We were fortunate to meet and have dinner with many of the surviving staff who were stationed at Bletchley Park.

  
Advantura LLC is on the California Multiple Award Schedule (CMAS) and is certified by the California Department of General Services as a Small Business and Micro Business. Some of our State clients are:
 
bulletOffice of Systems Integration
bulletCommission on Peace Officer Standards and Training
bulletDepartment of Social Services
bulletDepartment of Toxic Substance Control
bulletStudent Aid Commission
bulletCalifornia Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
bulletCalTrans

Advantura LLC has served as a subcontractor to a number of Sacramento firms.
News: Advantura Donates M-209 to Royal Holloway College
Advantura just (early 2010) donated a World War 2 M-209 Cryptographic machine to Royal Holloway College (part of the University of London). The M-209 is the most commonly used crypto machine by the US in WW2 and was also used in Korea. Every year Advantura donates at least 5% of its net profits to cryptographic museums and universities. (Trivia: Royal Holloway was where Sophie learned cryptography in the Da Vinci Code.)

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