Buyer view
DaggerOS for critical-infrastructure operators
Owner-operators of critical infrastructure — energy, water, ports, airports, and data centers
- Budget cycle
- Private capital and operating budgets; CISA voluntary programs; sector-specific grants — no color-of-money constraints.
- Acquisition paths
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- FAR Part 12 (commercial products and services)
- Commercial purchase
- Firm-fixed-price (FFP)
You defend a critical site with a physical-security team, a separate SOC, and no real airspace picture. DaggerOS™ fuses the drone, perimeter, and network-defense pictures into one operator view, holds any response under a single human gate, and runs air-gapped by architecture — so it fits a site that cannot expose its operations.
Your problem, in your language
A substation, a water plant, a port, or a data center faces drones overhead, intruders at the fence, and probing on the network — watched by different teams and vendors who never see the same picture. Attackers work the seams. You buy on commercial terms and operating budgets, not defense appropriations, and you cannot put your operations on an external network.
Why DaggerOS fits a critical site
- One picture across airspace, perimeter, and network. Detections deduplicated and behavior-classified, so a coordinated probe reads as one event, not three separate alerts.
- Air-gapped by architecture. Zero external network calls and passive-by-default sensing — suited to sites that cannot expose operations.
- Human-in-command and recorded. One Human Gate and a tamper-evident, verifiable decision record.
- Standards-aligned. Engineered to and aligned to NIST RMF 800-37 and MITRE ATT&CK, stated honestly as alignment, not certification.
Your acquisition path
You buy commercially. DaggerOS is a commercial product under FAR Part 12, available by direct commercial purchase, typically firm-fixed-price. Some sectors have grant programs and CISA voluntary services that offset cost; confirm current eligibility. The Acquisition Pathfinder maps your specifics to a likely path.
Relevant domains and use-cases
Critical infrastructure, counter-UAS, cyber defense, EO/IR, and force protection are the relevant domains. The clearest fits are critical-infrastructure protection, installation force protection, and port and maritime security.
FAQ
Do we need a defense contract to buy this?
No. DaggerOS is a commercial product bought on commercial terms under FAR Part 12 or by direct purchase — no defense appropriation required.
Will it connect our operations to an external network?
No. It is air-gapped by architecture with zero external network calls, which is why it suits sites that cannot expose operations.