Multi-sensor command and control for a government research site
CoreCommand delivered as the fusion and display layer for a government research site.
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Customer
Government research site
Solution
CoreCommand® command-and-control software
Timeline
Delivered and closed out
TKG role
Software licensing, configuration and support
Many sensors, many screens.
Research and government sites often run several detection sensors from different vendors, each with its own screen.
The site needed one command-and-control layer that could fuse sensor tracks, show them on a single map and meet federal security expectations.
The solution
- CoreCommand as the fusion and display layer, running on premises
- Built to NIST SP 800-53 controls, with encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access and audit logging
- Open interfaces for sensors and downstream systems
What was delivered.
Delivery
Delivered, accepted and closed out
Deployment
On-premises, sensor-agnostic C2 layer
Keys to a successful implementation.
Settle security documentation first
Federal sites review controls, accreditation and data handling before go-live. Plan time for it.
Inventory existing sensors and interfaces
So the C2 layer can bring every feed onto one map.
Define roles and access
For operators, administrators and viewers from the start.
Train on the fused picture
And on how to escalate, not just on the software screens.
Plan updates and support
So the software stays current with sensor firmware and site changes.
Who did what.
TKG Security
Software licensing, configuration and support
Customer and site identities withheld. Results are site-specific.
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