SENTRY References

Inaugurated in June 2021, the CAPCO (Air Centre for Planning and Conduct of Operations) Command Center spans a remarkable 200 m² at the Lyon Mont-Verdun air base. Dominating the space is an impressive video wall, measuring 19m x 4m, comprised of 16 x 4 tiles, ensuring clear visibility from every vantage point. Around 40 military operators actively feed this display with tactical and real-time information from their stations, providing a comprehensive overview of the air operations theater. This state-of-the-art facility currently showcases an ongoing military exercise, underscoring the prowess of the French Air- and Space Force. Notably, they have assumed command of the air component for NATO's rapid reaction force throughout 2022.

One of the hallmark challenges in modern display solutions is presenting information from various security levels on a single display surface without any risk of compromise. Our systems stand out by flawlessly displaying data from multiple segregated networks—from Top Secret to Unclassified. This ensures that stakeholders can access and share the information they need, all the while confident in the unwavering security of SENTRY's technology

In today's interconnected world, maintaining the health and security of multi-level segregated networks is paramount. SENTRY rises to this challenge, offering specialized solutions not only for operations, briefing rooms, and meeting areas but also for critical network health and security monitoring. Our technology ensures that the very systems employed to monitor these networks do not inadvertently introduce vulnerabilities or breaches. This uncompromised protection is exemplified by our prestigious installation at the heart of the network monitoring for France's military installations. With SENTRY, organizations can confidently oversee their intricate networks, assured in the knowledge that the watchful eye itself remains impenetrable.

The Mistral-class amphibious assault ships — Mistral, Tonnerre, and Dixmude — play a pivotal role in France's naval fleet, designed to bolster rapid response capabilities and deliver power projection when needed. Integrated into these vessels are SENTRY's specialized solutions, tailored to meet the unique challenges posed by marine environments. The adaptability and steadfastness of our technology serve these ships well, enabling real-time collaboration and decision-making in both peace and conflict scenarios, while ensuring the highest standards of security.

The Forbin, a notable member of the Horizon-class frigates, is a testament to cutting-edge naval defense technology and strategic design. Tasked with anti-air warfare and complex maritime operations, it's imperative that the vessel maintains airtight communication and surveillance capabilities. Enter SENTRY's advanced solutions, seamlessly incorporated to enhance the Forbin's operational efficacy. Though specifics remain classified, SENTRY's role is undeniable, providing the frigate with an uncompromised layer of information security and dynamic visual communication.

Trident Jaguar 2017 was a pivotal NATO exercise aimed at testing and certifying the readiness of the alliance's rapid-reaction forces. Within the intricate tapestry of this simulation was SENTRY's deployable systems, delivering a gold standard of cybersecurity and real-time communication. With various complex scenarios designed to replicate potential real-world challenges, the reliable dissemination of secure information becomes paramount. SENTRY's solutions, recognized for their hardware-centric approach to cybersecurity and ease of use, played a crucial role, ensuring that tactical data remained uncompromised and was efficiently relayed among the participating forces.

During the rigorous and expansive Cold Response 2022 exercise, SENTRY's deployable systems were instrumental in fortifying NATO and partner nations' ability to operate cohesively amidst the challenging Arctic conditions of Norway. Ensuring secure and efficient communication across diverse terrains, both on land and at sea, SENTRY's renowned hardware-centric solutions adeptly catered to the needs of the makeshift command centers, facilitating seamless information flow and real-time data sharing. As around 30,000 troops from 27 countries convened to bolster their cold-weather operational capabilities, SENTRY stood as a testament to the precision and security necessary for such large-scale, multifaceted exercises.