From scattered sources to a decision you can defend
Bring every source into one working picture, keep each source’s markings, and let analysts and AI work side by side while people make every call that matters. Assessments meet your tradecraft standard, and each one reaches only those cleared to receive it.
STEP 1FuseSources brought into one picture, each keeping its markings
STEP 2AnalyzeAI drafts and reads; analysts weigh alternatives and judge
STEP 3ReviewTradecraft checked while the product is written
STEP 4ReleaseMarked, versioned and released by rule, every copy accounted for
Your tradecraft standard, as data
Expert packs carry the analytic standard and the marking scheme your organization follows. Your own rules sit on top, and no later layer can loosen them.
Analytic standardsSource descriptorsLikelihood and confidence termsPortion and banner markingsRelease to partnersTwo-person releaseOriginator consentAccounting of copies
SHARING WITH ALLIES AND PARTNERS
Release to allies and partners
Products carry the markings of the scheme your packs define, and where you connect your own key service, it decides who opens each file, at every open. Files partners send you open under your grant.
NATO and allied markings
Marking packs cover NATO, UK and US classification, CUI and the Traffic Light Protocol. Once your marking pack maps them, export jobs write ADatP-4778.2 bindings and IC-ISM sidecars beside each file.
ZTDF through your key service
Releases, exports and downloads can leave wrapped as ZTDF, the Zero Trust Data Format, by your own OpenTDF platform, or protected by Microsoft Purview. Your policy can require it from a marking level up.
Every open decided
Your OpenTDF platform decides each time a file is opened, even after it has left, and is asked again before a report page or an assistant’s answer shows its content. Its access records come back, matched to each file.
Files partners send you
ZTDF and Purview files open under your own grant, or wait until you grant it. OpenPGP and S/MIME files open with your keys, signatures are checked, and damaged files are repaired with the loss counted.
Post-quantum protection
Transmittal records and traces can carry an ML-DSA-65 signature beside ECDSA. Connections to the web app, the API, the relay and SFTP use hybrid X25519 and ML-KEM-768 key exchange where the other side supports it.
A version for each audience
A version for a wider release list removes what it may not see and is proven to keep every judgment, likelihood and number unchanged. Each copy is numbered, recorded and recallable.
ZTDF wrapping and post-quantum signatures are off until your organization’s policy turns them on. nanoTDF files are recognized and held.
What changes
One picture across sources, without losing their rules
People in charge of every judgment and release
Partner versions ready when the product is
Every copy recorded, and recallable
SENSORLOGIX
Sensors in the same picture
Full-motion video, imagery, radar and tracks from air, land, sea and space, carried over any link and fused at the edge or in the rear. Images and video are searched by what they show, by a similar picture and by time and place, and detection can run on your own GPUs. A model’s detection stays provisional until a person or a second sensor confirms it, and markings come from the sensor’s own metadata.
As a managed service in the United States, in your own cloud or data center, disconnected, in a government enclave with smart-card sign-in, or on a forward node at the tactical edge. Classified work runs on your accredited infrastructure. Tell us about your environment and we’ll walk through the options.
Do AI models see our sources?
Models only receive what your rules allow for their marking, and the model that writes never sees raw rows. Every request is checked before it leaves.
Can we use our own standard?
Yes. Analytic standards and marking schemes are expert packs; your experts can read, test and extend them.
Can we share with NATO and allied partners?
Yes. Products leave in the partner’s marking scheme with ADatP-4778.2 bindings and IC-ISM sidecars, and can be wrapped as ZTDF by your own OpenTDF platform so your key service decides every open.
Is it ready for post-quantum cryptography?
Records and traces can carry ML-DSA-65 signatures beside ECDSA, and connections use hybrid ML-KEM-768 key exchange wherever the other side supports it. Every signature names its algorithm.
What happens to encrypted or damaged files?
Encrypted files open with your keys, passwords or grant, or wait with the reason. Damaged files are repaired automatically and what was lost is counted. Hostile files are held and never parsed.