Defense vertical

Autonomous mission systems
with a visible chain of command.

FORCE is not a static trust dashboard for defense. It is the runtime and operator surface behind a portfolio of mission, intelligence, and autonomy systems built to run in real environments.

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Why this matters

Defense autonomy fails when operators cannot see the system.

FORCE brings hierarchy, concurrency, replayability, and operator visibility into the same surface so autonomous work can be inspected while it is happening instead of only after the fact.

  • multi-agent work exposed in a real operator console
  • mission systems built on top of the same runtime
  • portable across cloud, on-prem, and isolated environments
10 defense systems mission command, autonomy assurance, intelligence, and security
7+ mo production runtime FORCE has been operating continuously since July 2025
Deploy anywhere cloud to air-gap designed for constrained environments and operational visibility
Vendor-neutral heterogeneous by design works across models, tools, and system boundaries

Defense stack

Representative systems built by the fleet.

These systems are the portfolio that proves the runtime: autonomy assurance, command and control, intelligence fusion, secure deployment, and mission support.

WATCHMAN

Predictive intelligence fusion and operational decision support built for continuous updates, evidence handling, and uncertainty-aware analysis.

ARCHON

Mission command and control for heterogeneous autonomous systems, built to expose handoffs and keep multi-system execution visible.

AURORA

Space-weather and orbital support for degraded conditions where the edge between raw data and usable decisions matters.

AEGIS

Autonomy testing, evaluation, and adversarial validation to pressure systems before deployment and expose failure modes early.

FORTRESS

Mission assurance, compliance automation, and structured evidence generation built around the realities of secure environments.

COALITION / ARSENAL / EXPLAIN

Partner-release management, supply-chain intelligence, and explainability layers that round out the defense portfolio around the core fleet runtime.

Why FORCE fits defense

Built for heterogeneous, operator-owned environments.

The strongest defense story is not that FORCE is “governance software.” It is that FORCE makes autonomous mission work visible, coordinated, and structurally understandable.

Autonomy needs a real chain of command

FORCE gives mission systems a visible hierarchy instead of a black box of loosely connected agents.

Operators need the surface, not just the result

The same runtime that executes the work exposes progress, terminals, status, and intervention points as the mission moves.

Heterogeneous systems are the real environment

Defense stacks are not single-vendor. FORCE is strongest when multiple tools, models, and systems have to work together cleanly.

Deployments can stay constrained

Cloud, on-prem, and air-gapped paths remain part of the story for teams that need isolation without losing operator visibility.