When a platform is captured, its data shouldn't go with it
Uncrewed air, ground, and sea vehicles and remote sensors are lost to the adversary as a matter of course. HyperSphere DNA™ (Data Neutralization Appliance) stores no encryption keys, so the data recovered from a captured platform is unreadable.
Every platform you send forward is one the adversary might keep
Drones, ground vehicles, and remote sensors carry the mission with them: what they saw, where they went, what they were looking for. When one is captured, that data becomes the other side's intelligence.
Encryption isn't enough when the key is on board
Encryption only protects data while the key stays out of reach. Forward platforms can't always reach home, so the key has to travel with them. Capture the platform, and you've captured the key.
HyperSphere takes the key off the table
HyperSphere DNA doesn't store encryption keys, on the platform or anywhere else. There's nothing for the adversary to find, so what they recover stays unreadable.
No key to find
Nothing on board unlocks the data.
No link required
Protection holds whether or not the platform can reach home.
Nothing to break later
No stored keys means nothing to harvest now and decrypt later.
Deployed today
HyperSphere DNA is OEM-deployed within Cubic DTECH tactical edge platforms — environments where managing keys isn't operationally possible.
Built to be tested
HyperSphere DNA protects the data stored on your platforms. It works alongside your link encryption and identity controls rather than replacing them, and a running, unlocked system still needs its own safeguards. We'll show you exactly where the line sits.