SafeKey Lab is the security layer for autonomous systems, across air, space, and AI.
Uncrewed systems now decide faster than the people defending them.
A small drone, a satellite bus, and a deployed language model share one structural weakness: each acts on inputs it cannot independently verify, at a tempo no operator can supervise directly.
We build the layer that watches those systems for attack — detecting it, telling it apart from ordinary malfunction, and handing an operator something they can act on. Three products, one problem, three domains.
Defense buyers are told a lot of things. There is a measured record behind every claim here — what was tested, in what environment, and what it showed. We release it under agreement rather than posting it, so it reaches you with its context attached.
Finds small uncrewed aircraft in the airspace you hold, keeps a track on them, and puts that in front of the person who has to decide. The line with real field time behind it.
Tells a cyber attack on a spacecraft apart from space weather and ordinary malfunction — the discrimination that decides whether an anomaly gets an operator or a shrug.
Two halves that face each other: a harness for attacking your own models, and a guard layer in front of the ones already running in production.
Readiness, line by line.
Four ways into the same platform.
Bring us the system you cannot afford to lose.
The most useful first conversation is a specific one: a bus you operate, an airspace you hold, a model you have already deployed. We will tell you which parts of the platform are ready for it and which are not.
