Military & Federal
The mission layer for installation security and defense.
UNIFY.C2 connects sensors, effectors, airspace data, and command systems into one operational environment — giving military and federal teams the ability to detect, assess, coordinate, and respond across organizational and jurisdictional boundaries.
The challenge
The problems installation teams feel every day.
Lack of Low Altitude Awareness
Disconnected sensors and systems leave low-altitude activity unseen.
Missions cross boundaries
Security missions cross organizational and jurisdictional boundaries.
Detections lack context
Individual detections lack the context needed for coordinated decisions and response.
Capture · Assess · Respond
One picture. Every system you already run.
In practice
From detection to coordinated response — in one picture.
A passive RF sensor detects an unidentified drone near a protected installation boundary while radar reports a correlated low-altitude track. UNIFY.C2 fuses the detections, checks the activity against approved flight information and protected areas, cues an EO/IR camera, and classifies the track as a flight of interest. Installation security, airfield operations, federal mission partners, and authorized local law enforcement receive the information appropriate to their roles through one Common Operating Picture and connected TAK systems, enabling faster assessment and coordinated response. UNIFY.C2 shortens the kill chain.
Proven in the field
Fielded today, not on a roadmap.
Mature, fielded platform supporting military installations, federal missions, exercises, test ranges, and multi-agency operations
Deployed in on-premises, GovCloud, and air-gapped environments
Integrates more than 100 sensor, system, and effector models across multiple modalities
Supports two-way TAK interoperability and integration with tactical and enterprise command systems
Used to support installation security, C-UAS awareness, operational testing, and after-action analysis
UNIFY.C2 is in operational use today across defense and federal environments — a fielded capability, not a roadmap.
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Frequently asked questions
How does UNIFY.C2 support installation and base defense?
It gives security and installation defense teams one operational picture. UNIFY.C2 connects existing sensors, effectors, airspace data, command systems and authorized mission partners so teams can detect, assess and coordinate response to activity affecting protected airspace, facilities, personnel and operations.
Can UNIFY.C2 run in a disconnected or air-gapped environment?
The platform supports on-premises, GovCloud, hybrid, air-gapped and distributed-edge deployment, and is designed to support operations in congested, degraded and disconnected environments, depending on the selected architecture and local infrastructure. Specific accreditation and impact-level questions are confirmed during a technical review.
Does UNIFY.C2 work with the command systems we already use?
Yes, subject to available interfaces. UNIFY.C2 supports two-way interoperability with TAK-family applications, including approved tracks, alerts, annotations and mission context, and can exchange information with tactical and enterprise command systems. Existing workflows are extended rather than replaced.
Can UNIFY.C2 integrate effectors?
Yes. The platform can integrate authorized RF, cyber, kinetic and other response capabilities. Use and control remain subject to customer authority, law, policy, rules of engagement and system configuration. UNIFY.C2 does not grant authority to engage an aircraft.
How do mission partners share a picture without sharing everything?
Through role-based access control and data segmentation by organization, mission, geography, user role and authority. Each partner sees and acts on the information consistent with its role, so awareness is shared without collapsing separate authorities into one.
Can we document what happened after an event?
Yes. UNIFY.C2 records tracks, detections, operator actions, system status and event timelines for reporting, mission replay, audit and after-action review.