Digital Fortress
The NavalX SoCal Tech Bridge along with its partners is helping to build the Digital Fortress; an interconnected and flexible network that will sees, relay, and interpret threats in any medium: land, sea, air, and space.
About the Digital Fortress
The building blocks of the SoCal Tech Bridge digital fortress are Counter-Intrusion and Biometric Authentication/Continuous Multi-Factor Authentication (CMFA) assets that can address multiple threat vectors and can provide - and interpret - real time intelligence.
Counter-Intrusion relies on compact, self-powered, learning surveillance tools. Currently operational assets aboard military bases include: Ground Sensor Suites; Maritime Surveillance Towers; Sentry Tower Platforms; Drones and Counter Drones; and Lattice AI Software Systems. Data is fused with AI computer vision, Machine Learning, and mesh networking, resulting in a powerful 365 degree view of potential and actual threats.
The practice of Biometric Authentication and CMFA relies upon Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to process a wide variety of biometric factors to include: facial recognition; gait; voice; peripherals; GPS; device orientation; and networks. These processes can be carried out in the moment, face-to-face, or from afar, resulting in instant positive and/or negative identification.
These capabilities, whether aboard bases/stations or in combat scenarios, can increase responsiveness and accuracy to limit the impact of intrusions and can reduce manpower and resources needed for potentially mundance or repetitive tasks.
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Did you know?
The author of the best selling "The Da Vinci Code" also wrote a thriller called "Digital Fortress". Digital Fortress is a techno-thriller novel written by American author Dan Brown and published in 1998 by St. Martin's Press. The book explores the theme of government surveillance of electronically stored information on the private lives of citizens, and the possible civil liberties and ethical implications of using such technology.