Warfare is about information. Chunk Works is the digital armor that makes our data unreadable to the enemy, while keeping it instantly available to us.
We secure the outer wall, but our systems are often outdated or dependent on American clouds.
Once inside = access to everything. If the enemy can modify commands, our fighting capability is gone.
Each document is separately shredded and secured. We determine where the data resides and who has access.
Zero Trust: Even if the enemy breaks in, they find only unreadable "digital debris".
We don't transmit the document in one piece, but in thousands of separate chunks. Each chunk gets a unique Three-Lock System.
Data is locked immediately before being transmitted. No delay in operations.
Already protected against tomorrow's quantum computers. No expensive upgrades later.
Digital signature on every chunk. Manipulation is impossible.
From mud to ministry: concrete scenarios where Chunk Works makes the difference.
The Danger: Enemies intercept footage and replace it with deepfakes. Commanders make tactical decisions based on fake news.
The Danger: Datasets in Azure/AWS are subject to ITAR risks. Uncertainty about foreign surveillance and legislation.
In modern warfare, quick replacement (Restore) is better than endless repair (Repair). Chunk Works makes systems "disposable" because the data is safe and distributed.
Big results through narrow bandwidth (Satcom). We only transmit the strictly necessary chunks. Ideal for operations in remote areas.
Share with NATO allies via subsets. They only see what they're allowed to see (Need-to-Know), never the full network or the complete dataset.