Seamless IT integration for security and defence
Highly secure connectivity, NATO interoperability and software-defined defence ― without compromising confidentiality, integrity and availability.
Trustworthy data – the foundation of modern security architectures
In security-related organisations, trustworthy data determines the situation assessment, response speed and resilience. Orchestra links systems in different security zones, translates protocols and ensures the encrypted flow of information from data collection to transmission – auditable, scalable and operable on-premise. This makes the platform a central element on the path to software-defined defence and seamless collaboration in the NATO environment.
Your advantages at a glance
- NATO-compatible interoperability
Supports open standards (e.g. STANAG, MIP formats) and ensures barrier-free data exchange between national and coalition-wide networks. - Software‑defined defence enablement
Container-based, cloud-native architecture enables rapid feature updates and agile capability enhancements – without any system downtime. - Protection for classified information
Multi-level security zones, zero-trust concepts, quantum-resistant encryption and seamless audit trails secure the entire lifecycle of sensitive data. - Legacy integration without vendor lock-in
Adapter library connects existing systems with modern platforms and avoids proprietary dependencies. - DevSecOps & automation
Signed CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure-as-code and automated security scans shorten release cycles from years to weeks. - Sovereign development & on-site support
Solution ‘Made in Germany’ – with short distances and strictly confidential service processes.
Post-quantum ready: encryption for the next era
The computing power of future quantum computers will break classic public key methods. Orchestra is already addressing this threat today: thanks to crypto-agile architecture, post-quantum algorithms can be seamlessly integrated, combined (‘hybrid mode’) and exchanged as needed. This ensures that confidential data remains protected even in a quantum world – in line with the roadmaps of NIST, BSI and the german cyber strategy.
- Cryptoagile by design
Integration layer allows rapid transition from current methods to PQC algorithms without having to redevelop services. - Hybrid PQC configuration
Combination of classic and post-quantum cryptography ensures seamless transition and backward-compatible security. - 256-bit symmetry & future-ready keys
Orchestra supports extended key lengths and offers policies for quantum-resistant key rotation. - Governance & migration path
Inventory of existing crypto components, migration planning and automated rollouts meet the deadlines set by German authorities for 2026. - Compliance assurance
Already aligned with upcoming NIST standards – and German specifications such as BSI TR-02102-4.
Your benefits in a security-related environment
Secure Data Integration & Routing
Mediates data streams between specialist systems, sensor networks and management services – with priority routing for critical information and complete protocol translation.
Cross-domain gateway
Controlled exchange of information between networks with different levels of confidentiality; auditable in accordance with national and NATO guidelines.
NATO/MIP Interop Toolkit
Pre-built adapters for STANAG standards (e.g. NGVA) and MIP interfaces accelerate the connection of multinational partner networks and reduce certification efforts.
SDD DevSecOps Pipeline
Signed container images, automated scans and offline update packages for isolated networks (air gap) ensure continuous delivery even in highly secure environments.
Operational Dashboards & Analytics
Consolidates telemetry data in real time, provides clear overviews of situations and supports data-driven decisions – without any cloud constraints.
Resilience & Cyber Defence Suite
Integrated IDS/IPS sensors, distributed logs and self-healing cluster structure increase operational security against cyber threats.
Orchestra & Software‑Defined Defence
Software-Defined Defence requires open, modular architectures and flexible integration layers. Orchestra brings heterogeneous legacy systems and modern microservices onto a common data layer, provides reusable integration modules and thus promotes digital sovereignty in German-speaking countries.
Typical application scenarios:
- Secure information exchange between authorities
Orchestra connects specialist procedures from different departments and enables rule-based, encrypted data exchange in accordance with VS-NfD. - Hybrid cloud integration layer
Data from private clouds, edge nodes and on-premise systems is orchestrated without relinquishing control over sensitive information. - Multi-domain operations centre
Real-time aggregation of situation and sensor data from land, air and cyber domains for a consolidated situation picture – completely without proprietary gateways. - Legacy data migration
Historical data (operational, logistical, personnel) from proprietary systems is automatically extracted, standardised and transferred to modern platforms. Orchestra handles format mapping and validation rules and generates a complete audit trail for each migrated data unit – securely, traceably and without interrupting ongoing operations. - Air-gap-compliant updates
Signed update packages are checked offline and activated in isolated networks – ideal for high-security data centres or closed government networks.
Service & Support
Our services do not end with the software. We offer:
Comprehensive maintenance and support packages
On request, on site in the D‑A‑CH region
Personal contacts
with a deep understanding of safety-critical processes
Short response times
thanks to clearly defined escalation paths through our 24/7 application management team
Your requirements. Our mission.
Trust in our experience in building highly secure IT infrastructures – developed for emergencies, proven in daily use. Request a confidential demo now and find out how Orchestra securely connects your systems and enables NATO-level interoperability.
Rica Holzmann
