From: tcmay@netcom.com (Timothy C. May) He was head of MCC in Austin for several years and then his own company, a kind of high-tech holding company (Westmark was the name, I think).

I recall seeing a company selling crypto products, "Ultron," in 1988 or so, and noting the mention that it was a division of Inman's company, Westmark.

Ultron is around the San Jose area, a manufacturerer of a Type I CCEP chip, comprised of a classified piece of silicon contained in a 68 pin PGA package along with a 8741 family single chip computer. Ultron also appears to be the originator of the crypto ignition key (speculation). I recall seeing adds for the chip in Electronics, circa 1985-6.