SSX360 HYDRO / 01
Nilometer DIN
Diurna Risk OS
Control-network observations and a signed risk annex for water and wastewater utilities.
Explore the unitIntegrated Tactical Edge ecosystem
SSX360 product line
OT instruments with signed evidence, alongside counter-UAS, sensing, field communications, and mission software. Explore the starter packages or discuss an evaluation with our team.
Explore OT instrumentsSSX360 / OT INSTRUMENTS
OT instruments. Signed records.
Three instruments for the networks that run water systems, ports, and manufacturing. Each starter package includes one hardware unit, 12 months of its software, and installation support.
SSX360 MARITIME / 02
Garboard Edge
Wharfinger MTSA
Port and terminal OT records for maritime cybersecurity assessments and plan preparation.
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SSX360 DEFENSE / 03
Redan DIN
Signifer OS
Shop-floor OT records and a Specialized Asset evidence pack for defense manufacturers.
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Compare operating environments, software, and the first evidence package. Each starter combines hardware, 12 months of software, and installation support. Contact us for a quote tailored to your company and deployment.
| Instrument / software | Operating environment | First evidence package | Review context | Purchase |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nilometer DIN Diurna Risk OS | Operating environmentWater and wastewater SCADA asset inventory, risk assessment, and cyber annex preparation. | First evidence packageFirst signed risk annex | Review contextAWIA RRA / ERP evidence | PurchaseContact us for purchase |
| Garboard Edge Wharfinger MTSA | Operating environmentTerminal IT/OT inventory, segmentation observations, and maritime cybersecurity plan evidence. | First evidence packageFirst signed assessment pack | Review contextMTSA / USCG assessment evidence | PurchaseContact us for purchase |
| Redan DIN Signifer OS | Operating environmentShop-floor OT asset scoping, observed network diagrams, and assessment evidence for defense contracts. | First evidence packageSpecialized Asset evidence pack | Review contextCMMC / Specialized Asset evidence | PurchaseContact us for purchase |
Compliance evidence mapping
Shared foundations for OT security reviews.
All three instruments are designed to collect network observations and prepare signed records. The references below help your team organize that evidence within a wider security program.
SOURCES REVIEWED / OCT 09, 2026
NIST CSF 2.0ID.AM-01 / ID.AM-03 / DE.CM-01
Product evidence
Observed devices, network-flow records, and change summaries can inform asset-management and network-monitoring reviews.
Your team completes
The organization validates coverage and evaluates its full set of cybersecurity outcomes.
Official referenceNIST SP 800-82 Rev. 3Operational technology security guidance
Product evidence
Inventory, boundary observations, and signed review records support an OT security assessment.
Your team completes
The operator selects safeguards around safety, availability, and the actual control-system design.
Official referenceCISA Cybersecurity Performance GoalsVoluntary critical-infrastructure priorities
Product evidence
Asset and connection records help teams review inventory and segmentation priorities.
Your team completes
The organization implements the chosen practices and confirms their effectiveness.
Official referenceISA/IEC 62443-3-2System risk assessment / zones and conduits
Product evidence
Observed assets and communication paths can inform the system boundary and zone/conduit review.
Your team completes
A qualified team performs the risk assessment and selects security targets. No product certification or security level is asserted.
Official referenceFIPS 204 / ML-DSA-87Signature algorithm reference
Product evidence
The product line uses ML-DSA-87 for signed evidence and offline signature checks.
Your team completes
Algorithm selection is distinct from cryptographic-module validation. These units are not offered as CMVP-validated modules.
Official referenceTactical edge systems
4 product categories
Radar. Quantum. Electronic warfare. UAS / C-UAS.SENSING
Radar & photonic sensing
God-Knox / Photon-counting sensing
God-Knox combines SPAD detection, TCSPC timing, and a reference channel. Evaluation pairs photon-event data with instrument settings, operating conditions, and measurement limits.
- Configuration
- SPAD + TCSPC + reference
- Review record
- Dataset, conditions, assessment
- Portfolio role
- Sensing
COMMUNICATION
Quantum field networks
QFN / Quantum Field Network
QFN connects field communications with N.3.X.U.S OS. Evaluation covers interfaces, timing requirements, and network records. Quantum research uses a U.S.-based testbed.
- Offering
- Quantum Field Network family
- Portfolio role
- Field communications
- Research environment
- U.S.-based quantum testbed
DISRUPTION
Electronic warfare & jamming
JAM-RF / Counter-UAS RF module
JAM-RF is SSX360’s directional RF counter-UAS module design. It combines external sensing cues, hardware authorization controls, and signed event records within the N.3.X.U.S OS tactical edge.
- Design focus
- Directional RF counter-UAS
- Authorization
- Hardware interlock
- Review record
- Signed event records
KINETIC ACTION
UAS / Counter-UAS
QK-100 “MORPHINE” / Counter-UAS
QK-100 “MORPHINE” is SSX360’s counter-UAS aircraft, currently in flight test. Evaluation and demonstrations are available for single-site and multi-site program requirements.
- Program status
- In flight test
- Evaluation
- Demonstrations available
- Deployment patterns
- Site and multi-site cells
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JAM-RF / ELECTRONIC WARFARE
Directional RF mitigation.
Accountable by design.
JAM-RF is SSX360’s directional RF counter-UAS module design. External sensing cues, hardware authorization controls, and signed event records define its place in the tactical edge.
01 / EXTERNAL CUEING
Separate sensing and mitigation.
The design receives sensing inputs from a separate detection system. Detection, authorization, and RF mitigation have distinct roles within the wider architecture.
02 / AUTHORIZATION
A hardware authorization boundary.
A hardware interlock is central to the design. Authorization requirements and the agreed operating scope are considered alongside the RF capability.
03 / EVENT RECORDS
Record authorized activity.
Signed event records are part of the design for documenting authorized activity and denied requests. Reporting and review requirements are defined for the engagement.
N.3.X.U.S OS / TACTICAL EDGE COHESION
Connected to the wider system.
N.3.X.U.S OS provides the coordinating software architecture. Accountable Evidence Plane supports the review of system activity and its associated records.
Explore Accountable Evidence PlaneTECHNICAL ENGAGEMENT
Define the evaluation.
JAM-RF is intended for authorized counter-UAS users. Briefings cover integration interfaces, authorization requirements, communications coexistence, and the evidence needed for review.
Information exchangeMISSION SOFTWARE / TACTICAL EDGE COHESION
N.3.X.U.S OS
Control and cohesion at the tactical edge.
Five software layers organize hardware interfaces, core services, perception, application logic, and field communications. Evidence requirements run through the architecture.
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ASSURANCE ACROSS THE ECOSYSTEM
Accountable Evidence Plane
A scoped service combining assessment with signed records and offline review. SSX360’s internal Matrix Scroll and Scroll Console tools support evidence handling, source comparison, and agreed handoffs.
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RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
C-TRON
C-TRON examines atomic timing requirements in counter-UAS and field networks. The program remains in research and development; product availability and delivery dates are not announced.
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RADAR / QUANTUM / ELECTRONIC WARFARE / UAS
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