The human holds authority.
Agents execute within declared permissions. Named people approve consequential action.
Cortex / Mission AI Platform
Decision advantage
across every domain.
One governed platform for perception, reasoning, and action across air, sea, land, and cyber. Deployed inside the mission boundary—from cloud to disconnected edge—with a human in command.
- Domains
- Air · Sea · Land · Cyber
- Loop
- Sense · Understand · Decide · Act
- Posture
- Cloud · Enclave · Edge
Operational domains
Where the systems operate.
Cortex is one platform. What changes across domains is the sensing, the tempo, the connectivity, and the consequence of being wrong.
Air
Perception and triage across imagery, full-motion video, and radar—at the speed of the air picture.
Sea
Fusion and pattern of life across sparse, conflicting maritime reporting—from afloat to ashore.
Land
Agentic workflows for sustainment, ISR, and planning—integrated with the systems already in use.
Cyber
Grounded triage and governed response over mission telemetry—inside the security boundary.
One platform
The system beneath every domain.
Cortex turns operational data into bounded action. Its four layers separate intent, execution, evidence, and infrastructure so each can be inspected, governed, and improved independently.
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Mission Graph
A semantic model of decisions and workflows, not merely a copy of the data.
Agent Studio
Governed agents with scoped tools, approvals, escalation paths, and hard stops.
Compliance-as-Code
Continuous controls and evaluations that produce evidence while the system runs.
Zero-Trust Substrate
Retrieval, inference, and execution within the mission's own security boundary.
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Operating doctrine
Built for the environment that exists.
Capability is only useful when it survives contact with the network, the workflow, the reviewer, and the person accountable for the decision.
Nothing leaves the boundary.
Retrieval and inference run where the mission data already lives.
Evidence is continuous.
Controls, evaluations, lineage, and audit trails accumulate as the system operates.
Fielding beats theater.
The standard is a working system in production, not a promising demonstration.
Production evidence
Results across missions.
Different operating contexts. The same standard: measurable outcomes from systems running in the real world.
Wellness visits booked
Real-time analytics and AI outreach also closed 24% more care gaps and cut no-shows 18%.
Security incidents
A DevSecOps transformation made delivery cycles 50% faster while reducing post-go-live risk.
Decision support at the edge
Computer vision analyzes behavior and road risk in real time—production perception, not a lab demo.
Deployment contexts
One standard wherever decisions carry weight.
Domains describe how the system must operate. Mission context determines the workflow, policy, and evidence it must honor.
Defense & intelligence
ISR, perception, planning, and autonomous workflows for contested environments.
Civil & critical infrastructure
Decision support and automation for services where reliability is public trust.
Health systems
Clinical and operational AI that fits existing workflows and preserves the record.
Regulated enterprise
Governed agents, data platforms, and secure automation for high-consequence operations.
Mission review