144
drone incursions into the airspace of 12 NATO countries and Ireland between August 2024 and February 2026. About half involved military sites, including bases that host nuclear weapons.
IISS, reported by United24 Media, July 2026Every order, position, feed, and report a mission runs on arrives as a claim about where it came from. DOR proves each one is authentic before anyone acts on it, in the field, at headquarters, and between allies.
This is already happening.
The pressure on national security in 2025 and 2026 arrived as signals: jammed satellites, faked positions, cloned voices of senior officials, and drones testing the edges of bases.
340
drone security incidents at British military sites in the year to August 2026.
DroneXL on UK Ministry of Defence figures, September 202630
satellite navigation disruptions logged near Bornholm in 2026 by early August, nearly double all of 2025. On July 29, ships between Gdańsk and Gotland had no usable signal for a full day.
European Pravda, August 2026Weekly
how often the head of UK Space Command says Russia works to disrupt British military satellites, jamming them on a "reasonably persistent basis."
Kyiv Post, October 20259 months
Salt Typhoon spent inside a U.S. state's Army National Guard network, taking administrator credentials, network diagrams, and traffic shared with Guard networks in every other state.
CSO Online on a DHS memo, July 20255
senior officials contacted by an impostor using an AI-generated voice of the U.S. Secretary of State, including 3 foreign ministers.
Associated Press, July 2025Every order proven before anyone acts.
Command, sensors, platforms, intelligence, and the supply chain behind them all act on what they are told. DOR proves it first.
Command and CommunicationsOrders, messages, calls, and the links between headquarters, units, and allies.Navigation and SensingPosition, time, radar, and every feed a picture is built from.Platforms and SpaceAircraft, vessels, vehicles, drones, and satellites that act on what they receive.Intelligence and DecisionsReports, imagery, models, and the people with access to them.Supply Chain and RecordsThe parts, the software, and the record of what happened.
Command and Communications
Orders, messages, calls, and the links between headquarters, units, and allies.
C-01
Orders and messages
An order that looks right can be forged, altered on the way, or sent again later. DOR proves every order came from the authority it names and arrived unchanged, before anyone acts on it.
C-02
Officials on a call
In 2025, an AI-generated voice of a senior official reached foreign ministers. DOR confirms who is on a call or behind a message while it is happening and flags one it cannot verify.
C-03
Across allies and classification levels
Information crosses between nations, networks, and classification levels at defined points. DOR checks it at each crossing, so what arrives is exactly what was released.
Navigation and Sensing
Position, time, radar, and every feed a picture is built from.
S-01
Position and navigation
Navigation jamming and spoofing near the Baltic reached record levels in 2026. DOR checks position where it enters every system and flags one that cannot be true.
S-02
Time
Networks, sensors, and weapons run on shared time, and time can be faked from the ground. DOR checks time where it enters and keeps systems on verified time when the signal is wrong.
S-03
Radar and sensor feeds
A false track or an altered feed can show something that is not there, or hide something that is. DOR proves each feed came from its sensor, unaltered and current.
Platforms and Space
Aircraft, vessels, vehicles, drones, and satellites that act on what they receive.
P-01
Drones and control links
A hijacked link or a fake control station can hand someone else the controls. DOR proves every command came from your operator before the platform acts.
P-02
Autonomous systems
Autonomous systems decide in milliseconds with no human in the loop. DOR checks what they act on, and the mission settings they act under, at the speed they act.
P-03
Satellites and ground stations
Military satellites face jamming every week. DOR checks every command and upload a satellite receives, and keeps checking when it is out of contact with the ground.
Intelligence and Decisions
Reports, imagery, models, and the people with access to them.
I-01
Reports and imagery
Generated imagery and edited reports can enter the picture commanders act on. DOR checks where each one came from before it enters the record.
I-02
AI and decision support
Models that rank threats or recommend action can be swapped or fed altered inputs. DOR confirms the model in use is the approved one and records what went into each recommendation.
I-03
Insiders
Someone with legitimate access can move information for the wrong reason. DOR requires a name and a reason for sensitive actions and keeps a record of them that no one can edit.
Supply Chain and Records
The parts, the software, and the record of what happened.
R-01
Parts, firmware, and software
Counterfeit parts and altered firmware enter through the supply chain long before a system deploys. DOR confirms every component and every build is the one you approved.
R-02
After an incident
Salt Typhoon stayed inside a Guard network for 9 months. DOR keeps a record of what your systems received and acted on that cannot be edited, so investigation starts from what actually happened.
R-03
Post-quantum deadlines
The U.S., the UK, and the EU have all set deadlines to move to post-quantum encryption. DOR works alongside each migration and checks what arrives, which encryption alone cannot confirm.
How DOR works with you.
Nothing to rip out. No dependence on a link to the outside. Every deployment starts with your mission as it is.
Walk the mission
DOR maps what your systems receive and act on, from the sensor and the order to the final record.
Build to it
Every deployment is built to your platforms, your networks, and the rules you answer to, including those of the allies you work with.
Deploy on what you run
DOR runs as software on the systems you already operate, fully offline. Where a platform has nothing suitable, DOR provides a compact host built for it.
Hand over the evidence
You get a record of what was checked, what was held, and why. It cannot be edited.
Inside every deployment
- Verification where it arrives
- Orders, positions, feeds, and calls are proven authentic before your systems or your people act on them.
- A hold, not just an alarm
- Anything that fails is held or flagged by rules your command sets, and released only by an authorized person with a recorded reason. Safety functions are never held.
- A record that stands
- What was checked, held, and released, kept in a record no one can edit.
Questions national security leaders ask.
Straight answers to what ministries, commands, agencies, and primes ask first.
Does DOR make operational or targeting decisions?
No. DOR checks whether orders, signals, and reports are authentic and unchanged. Every operational decision stays with your people and your chain of command.
Does DOR work at the disconnected edge?
Yes. DOR runs fully offline and depends on no outside service, link, or cloud to verify anything, so it keeps working when links are jammed or cut.
Do we have to replace our platforms or networks?
Usually not. DOR runs as software on the systems you already operate, and provides a compact host when a platform has nothing suitable.
Does DOR replace encryption or our security tools?
No. Encryption protects information on the way. DOR proves what arrives is authentic and unchanged, which gives your encryption and your security tools firmer ground to work from.
Does DOR stand between safety systems and what they protect?
Never. DOR does not stand between emergency shutdown or safety functions and the systems they protect.
Is DOR only for the United States?
No. DOR is built for national security organizations, ministries, and primes in allied nations, and every deployment is built to the rules of the country it serves.
What happens to classified and sensitive information?
It stays where it already lives. DOR does not need information to leave your enclave to verify anything.
How does DOR help with post-quantum deadlines?
Post-quantum mandates confirm the method used to protect information. They cannot confirm that a specific order, position, or report is authentic. In the U.S., every new National Security System acquisition must support CNSA 2.0 from January 1, 2027. The UK's National Cyber Security Centre asks organizations to finish discovery by 2028, migrate high-priority systems by 2031, and complete the move by 2035, and the EU set 2030 for high-risk critical infrastructure. DOR works alongside each migration, never in place of it, and produces a record of what your systems received, checked, and acted on that cannot be edited.
How does DOR work with primes and integrators?
DOR is built to sit inside the systems primes and integrators deliver, as software or on a compact host, with nothing to rip out.
What does an engagement with DOR look like?
DOR walks your mission, builds to your platforms and rules, deploys on what you already run, and hands you the evidence. It starts with a briefing.
Reference
The National Security Reference.
The full list behind this page: how command, navigation, platform, intelligence, and supply systems get fooled, in plain language, with what DOR does about each one.
National Security
Start with a briefing.
Bring your mission, your platforms, and the networks they share, or just the question your command keeps asking. DOR will show you exactly where it fits.