Industry · Defense & space
Sovereignty, confidentiality and integrity for military infrastructure and missions
Through high-grade security technology, enclaive ensures the sovereignty, confidentiality and integrity of military infrastructure and missions — nationally, and in international collaboration where allies must share without surrendering control.
Selected for the NATO DIANA 2026 cohort — Advanced Communications Technologies challenge, chosen among 150 companies.
NATO DIANA 2026 · Advanced Communications Technologies
German Cyberagentur research programs
Dual-use by design: defense, disaster response, critical infrastructure
Developed and operated in Germany
WHAT WE CAN SAY IN PUBLIC
Four capabilities at the level a public page allows. Each goes deeper in a verified briefing.
COMMUNICATIONS
A post-quantum 5G core for contested and disaster environments
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Core network functions run inside hardware-enforced trusted execution environments, protected at the silicon level, with NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography (ML-KEM, ML-DSA) defeating “harvest now, decrypt later” before quantum arrives. Deployed as confidential Kubernetes — cloud-native, no rewrites of core workloads.
COALITION OPERATIONS
Share intelligence without surrendering sovereignty
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Cross-domain data sharing with strict, cryptographically enforced separation: allies and agencies share what the mission needs while each party retains sovereign control over national data — attestation makes the separation verifiable by every participant, not asserted by one. Sovereignty enforced by physics, not paperwork.
SPACE · NON-TERRESTRIAL NETWORKS
The confidential 5G approach extends to NTN
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Workloads are cryptographically bound to hardware state and attestation; keys stay under the operator's control and release only to verified runtimes. Equipment that is captured, seized or forensically analyzed yields nothing readable without the attestation-bound keys — and the architecture is designed to restore secure connectivity under disruption.
DUAL USE
One architecture, three theatres
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The same platform serves allied communications, rapidly deployable disaster-response networks where civilian infrastructure has failed, and the protection of critical national infrastructure — the dual-use posture the NATO DIANA challenge selected it for.
VALIDATED BY SELECTION, NOT SELF-ASSESSMENT
The credentials below are public record.
NATO DIANA · 2026
DIANA cohort, Advanced Communications Technologies
Selected among 150 companies in NATO's DIANA Challenge Programme for resilient post-quantum 5G infrastructure in contested and disaster environments.
CYBERAGENTUR
German cybersecurity research
Research partner in the German Cyberagentur's programs, including multi-party computation in the confidential cloud — joint analysis on private data without revealing it, built on TEEs.
VTT · FINLAND
Dual-Use LaunchPad
Incubated in VTT's Dual-Use LaunchPad, connecting the platform to Finland's applied-research and defense-technology ecosystem.
HOW A BRIEFING WORKS
Briefings are handled by a dedicated team and structured for ministries and agencies, prime contractors and OEMs, NATO and EU member organizations, and the integrators who serve them. Expect substance, not a sales deck — and expect us to verify who we're talking to first.
REQUEST A BRIEFING →1
Request.
Contact us with your organization, role and the capability area of interest — no operational detail needed at this stage.
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Verification.
A verification step precedes any material exchange. This protects our counterparts as much as it protects us.
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Closed briefing.
A technical session under appropriate agreements: architecture, deployment models, validation results and the specifics this page deliberately omits.
Get started
Bring the mission constraint. We'll bring the architecture
Contested environment, coalition requirement, infrastructure that must survive capture — tell us the constraint class and your organization, and the briefing team takes it from there.
Network depth?
Confidential 5G core. Government programmes?
Public sector.
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