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Tactical edge

Built to run where support can't reach

HyperSphere DNA runs on the platform itself, with no connection home and no one managing keys.

What you don't need

  • No key server to reach.
  • No hardware vault to store keys.
  • No keys to back up, hand off, or rotate.

Locked until your people unlock it

After a restart, the system stays locked until authorized operators unlock it. No single device can release the data on its own.

Every copy is encrypted

HyperSphere DNA can keep copies of your data across several storage devices. Every copy is encrypted, and none of them holds a key.

Every copy is encrypted An application writes to HyperSphere DNA, which encrypts each frame in memory. The encrypted frames are replicated identically to two local storage backends, each labeled encrypted. There is no key store. Application HyperSphere DNA Encrypts each frame in memory Replicated identically Local backend Encrypted frames ENCRYPTED Local backend Encrypted frames ENCRYPTED
Application → HyperSphere DNA → two or more local storage backends. Every copy is encrypted, and none of them holds a key.

Small enough for the platform

HyperSphere DNA runs on single-board-computer-class hardware, small enough to sit on the platform itself.

How it's deployed

Most defense customers use HyperSphere DNA built into a partner's platform. It's also available on AWS Marketplace.

For OEMs & integrators

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