Sit(x) for Defense & Military
Cloud-hosted TAK Server infrastructure for training, exercises, and operations — accessible from NIPR with no hardware to procure or maintain.
The Challenge
Military units need TAK infrastructure that deploys instantly for training, scales for exercises, and meets strict security requirements — without months of IT procurement.
Procurement Timelines
Standing up on-premise TAK servers requires hardware procurement, authorization workflows, and network engineering that can take months or years.
Training Environment Gaps
Units want to train on TAK but lack the server infrastructure. When servers exist, they're often unavailable outside of exercises.
Joint Interoperability
Coalition and joint exercises bring together different units, branches, and nations — each with varying TAK capabilities and no shared infrastructure.
CONUS-OCONUS Coordination
Rear elements at home station need to see the same operational picture as forward-deployed units, but network paths are complex.
How Sit(x) Helps
Purpose-built capabilities for defense & military operations
Instant TAK Infrastructure
Get a fully operational TAK Server org in minutes. Automated certs, user management, and all TAK services — no hardware to procure or authorize.
Persistent Training Environment
Units maintain a standing Sit(x) org for TAK training. Soldiers, Marines, and Airmen can practice TAK workflows anytime, not just during exercises.
Exercise Federation
Federate multiple units for joint and coalition exercises. Each unit maintains its own org while sharing a common operational picture.
AWS GovCloud Hosted
Hosted on AWS GovCloud (US), the isolated U.S.-only government cloud, and operated by U.S. persons on U.S. soil.
Role-Based Access
Granular permissions let administrators control who sees what. Separate channels for command, operations, logistics, and intelligence.
Bridge Adapter API
Integrate with mission command systems, sensor feeds, and C2 platforms via the Bridge Adapter API for automated CoT data flows.
Operational Scenarios
Real-world applications for defense & military teams
Battalion Field Exercise
An infantry battalion uses Sit(x) for a field training exercise. Every squad leader runs ATAK. The TOC tracks force disposition in real time on WinTAK and the web dashboard. After action review uses full track history.
Joint Forcible Entry Exercise
A joint exercise federates Army, Marine, and Air Force units through Sit(x). Each branch maintains its own org. Federation provides a shared COP for the joint task force HQ.
Coalition Partner Integration
A NATO exercise brings in allies who need TAK capability. Sit(x) provides instant orgs for partner nations with federation to the exercise control group. No hardware to ship internationally.
Home Station Training
Between deployments, a unit uses its Sit(x) org for weekly TAK training. Leaders build proficiency with mission planning, GeoChat, and data packages before the next rotation.
GovCloud
U.S.-only hosting
Minutes
To deploy
mTLS + MFA
Baseline security
U.S. Persons
Operations
Enterprise-Grade Platform
AWS GovCloud Hosted
Isolated U.S. government cloud, operated by U.S. persons with data residency in the continental United States.
Works with TAK Devices
Compatible with ATAK (Android), iTAK (iOS), WinTAK, and the Sit(x) Mobile App.
Zero Infrastructure
No hardware to manage. Automated certificates, MFA, SSO, and audit logging included.
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