The Department of War needs a data platform built for war.

Continuous, automated pipelines ingest, normalize, and enrich structured and unstructured data from every source and domain at petabyte scale, into one open, query-ready lakehouse with a unified catalog.

Attribute-based controls operate at the dataset, field, and value level, so operators see everything they're cleared for and nothing they're not. The Department can open up far more data without risking exposure.

IONIC SI answers plain-language questions with grounded, traceable results. Every routing choice and query attempt is logged and inspectable, and when it can't answer, it says so: no hallucinated results, no silent fallback.

High-performance SQL, global term search, and federated queries span separate, multi-region clusters, so analysts get unified answers without moving or duplicating data.

Production-ready data products carry their protections with them, so sharing across commands, agencies, and allied partners never means loosening controls, and the joint force works from one operating picture.

IONIC Edge keeps ingest, query, and analytics running in denied, degraded, intermittent, and limited environments, then rejoins peer nodes and the enterprise when the link returns.

Enlighten builds security in from the first commit, supports ATO and continuous monitoring, and operates the platform day to day, so the capability stays accredited, available, and trusted.