The problem
Adversaries can capture encrypted traffic today and hold it until quantum computers can break it ("harvest now, decrypt later"). Swapping algorithms alone does not make the way data moves resilient.
Who it is for
Mission areas that depend on data moving reliably across contested and dispersed networks, including ground-segment and tactical networks. Built for network and communications engineers, cyber defenders and system integrators.
Key benefits
- Key exchange built on NIST-standardized ML-KEM (FIPS 203); our implementation has not yet undergone CAVP or CMVP validation.
- Designed around post-quantum capable algorithms for data in transit.
- Uses standardized cryptography rather than inventing new ciphers.
- Intended to integrate into existing mission networks rather than replace them.
How it fits into an operation
Nebula is designed to sit in the path of mission data between sites and systems, protecting data in transit for ground-segment and tactical networks.
Status
In development and not deployed. The current demo is lab-tested with simulated and emulated data. In development, targeting TRL 6.
Contact us to discuss Nebula or teaming: Email us about Nebula