When the network fails,
the mission continues.
Operational software for police, border, fire, rescue and civil protection. It puts every drone, camera and team on one map, plans the missions and keeps the record. Your people do the work only people can do.
Nobody sees the whole picture. Coverage overlaps, gaps stay open, and when the network fails, so does the coordination.
Sworn units and licensed civilian pilots on one incident, without merging their systems.
Your team is freed for the work that matters: watching, searching, deciding. Every decision stays with a human.
Critical operations depend on infrastructure that is usually invisible: networks, cloud, cellular coverage, satellites, power. Operations are defined by the moments when it fails. SICENUM keeps them running and keeps an honest record of everything done through it.
Watch the link drop. Positions and commands go first, video waits, partner tracks are shown with their age. When the link returns, nothing is sent until a human confirms. Every frame and decision is sealed as it happens, designed around eIDAS, GDPR and the EU AI Act.
Fibre, LTE, satellite, tactical radio, mesh, even a file carried by hand. Interchangeable paths, not foundations.
Agencies join an operation without merging their systems, and leave without leaving their data behind.
Each track, frame and mission is protected on its own. Every partner sees a different, lawful part.
Every aircraft and camera connects through the same adapter. No vendor gets a privileged path.
The commander sets intent. The system proposes the mission. Automation flies; people judge.
AI may detect and classify. It never acts. No biometric identification. The system works with AI off.
Route generated, flight time and airspace checked, checklist enforced before start, mission offered to the pilots who can reach it. One confirmation. Then it flies.
Twelve public cameras on the border and in the mountains, a live air picture and one mission on top of it all. Every sensor carries its source, its task, the age of the last frame and the state of its link. When a feed drops, the last frame stays and is marked old. This is what SICENUM does with the sensors you already have.
By design: works offline; when a link exists, the chain head is time-stamped (RFC 3161). Keys stay with the customer. Quantum-resistant checkpoints (ML-DSA, NIST FIPS 204) on the roadmap.
Designed around the EU AI Act, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, prohibited practices (Art. 5) and human oversight (Art. 14).