Unclassified // Public Release · Capability outcomes only
Built for · Fusion centers & SLTT

One shared picture across agencies, on evidence that holds up.

A fusion mission lives or dies on whether everyone is looking at the same trustworthy picture. DaggerOS fuses the domains into one, seals every event to a record, and federates through open interfaces.

What you get

Why DaggerOS fits your mission.

One picture, many phenomenologies

RF, imagery, cyber, CBRN and more resolve into one tracked contact with its evidence trail, instead of competing feeds across teams. See the domains.

Evidence that survives scrutiny

Every event sealed to a tamper-evident, SHA-256-chained record — auditable and reconstructable after the fact.

Federates through open standards

Aligned to recognized interoperability conventions (NATO SAPIENT, STANAG, ASTERIX, Remote ID) so it folds into what partners already run.

Defensive cyber on the same picture

Cyber findings mapped to MITRE ATT&CK appear next to the physical threat — one operator, not two security teams.

Air-gapped and sensor-agnostic, so a center can share one picture without surrendering its data or its sensors to a cloud.

Straight answers

Fusion centers & SLTT — common questions.

How does DaggerOS federate with partner systems?
Through open, published interfaces aligned to recognized conventions such as NATO SAPIENT, STANAG 4609/4607, ASTERIX and ASTM F3411 Remote ID, rather than a private format.
Is the shared record trustworthy?
Yes. It is a tamper-evident, SHA-256-chained record — any alteration breaks the chain from that point forward, which you can test in your browser.
Does it require a cloud to share a picture?
No. It is air-gapped; the shared picture is built and held without external network dependency.

Bring us a problem that spans domains.

One operator should hold it. The AI recommends. A human decides.