Shift5

Shift5 provides advanced operational intelligence solutions for defense and transportation sectors, focusing on onboard operational technology (OT) platforms. The system integrates real-time data from various subsystems, including GPS, radar, and electronic warfare, enabling predictive maintenance and compliance. Shift5's RF-enabled GPS threat detection offers early warnings against GPS vulnerabilities, enhancing mission readiness and security in classified environments through NIAP-certified encryption.

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1100 Wilson Blvd, Suite 2100
Arlington, Virginia 22209
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