Commercial & Critical Infrastructure
One operational picture for critical-site security and operational continuity.
Unify the sensors, cameras, and systems already deployed across your sites into one operating picture, improving awareness and coordinated response without replacing existing security infrastructure.
The challenge
Protecting the site shouldn't require another silo.
Operations disrupted
Drone activity and other low-altitude threats can disrupt operations, create safety risk, and expose critical assets.
Disconnected systems
Security teams often rely on disconnected sensors, cameras, and alarm systems with no single operational picture.
Manual correlation delays decisions
Airspace, perimeter, camera, and security systems often operate independently, forcing teams to correlate activity manually when time matters most.
Capture · Assess · Respond
Every site sensor, working as one.
In practice
Repeated overflights, one clear picture, faster response.
A critical-infrastructure operator begins receiving repeated drone detections near a protected site. RF, Remote ID, camera, and radar data are available, but each system operates independently. UNIFY.C2 brings the detections into one Common Operating Picture, correlates the detections into a unified track, evaluates it against protected areas and known flight information, and cues the appropriate camera for visual assessment. Site security, corporate operations, and authorized public-safety partners receive the information relevant to their roles, allowing the operator to assess the threat, protect ongoing operations, and coordinate response without managing multiple disconnected interfaces.
Proven in the field
Running today on sites that can't stop.
Supports critical-infrastructure, public-safety, defense, and multi-site security operations
Integrates more than 100 sensor, system, and effector models across multiple modalities
Provides persistent and event-based awareness across individual sites, regional operations, and distributed portfolios
Supports coordination between private operators and authorized government or public-safety partners
Enables operators to preserve existing technology investments while adding new sensors and systems over time
Supports operational monitoring, incident replay, reporting, and after-action analysis from the same platform
UNIFY.C2 is in operational use today across critical-infrastructure sites and portfolios — adding capability without replacing what already works.
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Frequently asked questions
How does UNIFY.C2 help protect a critical site?
It provides one operational picture for protecting critical sites, assets, operations and continuity, connecting existing sensors, cameras, airspace data, security teams, operations centers and approved public-safety partners.
Do we need to build a new security operations center?
No. The platform connects what you already run without requiring you to replace proven systems or stand up another isolated command environment.
Can we cover multiple sites from one place?
Yes. UNIFY.C2 supports individual sites, regional networks and distributed mission environments, with role-based access so corporate, site-level, contractor and government users each see what their role allows.
Can we bring in the cameras and sensors already on site?
EO/IR and fixed or pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras, radar, passive RF, Remote ID, ADS-B and acoustic sensors are all approved integration categories. UNIFY.C2 connects through each system's available API, protocol, interface or data feed, so what can be connected at your sites depends on the interfaces those systems expose.
How do we work with public-safety partners without handing over everything?
Through policy-enforced views. Approved partners get the awareness they need while ownership, segmentation, sharing and retention of your operational data stay governed by your policy and configuration.
What happens after an incident?
The platform records tracks, detections, operator actions and event timelines for reporting, replay, audit, evidence support and after-action review, across a single site or a whole portfolio.