National Security
Level Protection.
Secure borders, bases and SCIFs with invisible, non-optical surveillance.
The only volumetric sensor trusted for Top Secret environments.
The Two-Person Rule
In SCIFs and nuclear handling facilities, the "Two-Person Rule" is mandatory. But human monitoring creates gaps.
TrustGate™ enforces this rule simply: If one heartbeat leaves, the alarm sounds. It validates the presence of two distinct humans at all times, preventing unauthorized solo access to classified material.
- Zero-Trust Occupancy Verification
- Ignores Cleaning Robots / Pets
- Compatible with Air-Gapped Networks
The Force Multiplier
Do more with less. Defend wider perimeters with fewer boots on the ground.
Force Multiplier
One operator can effectively monitor 10 miles of lattice fence. Reduce patrol headcount while increasing detection probability.
False Alarm Rate
Physics-based sensing ignores rain, snow, fog and tumbling wires. Only human biometric signatures trigger alerts.
Coverage Cost
Eliminate the need for trenching fiber or installing thermal cameras every 50 meters. Nodes mesh wirelessly over vast distances.
Sovereign Capabilities
Built for the specific needs of DoD and Intelligence Communities.
SCIF Integrity (Two-Person Rule)
Automate the 'Two-Person Rule' in Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities. The system instantly detects if occupancy drops to a single individual, triggering a lockdown.
Perimeter Breach Detection
Turn fences into sensors. Detect climbing, cutting or tunneling along miles of perimeter without line-of-sight cameras or physical patrols.
Sovereign Air-Gap
TrustGate™ Nodes can operate in fully air-gapped environments with no connection to the public internet, ensuring data sovereignty.
VIP Protection Bubbles
Create invisible safety zones around high-profile officials or assets. Detect rapid approach vectors or aggressive movement instantly.
TAA Compliant
Manufactured in TAA-designated countries, fully eligible for GSA Schedule contracts and DoD procurement.
FIPS 140-2 Validated
All data blocks are encrypted at rest and in transit using NIST-approved cryptographic modules.