# SiteOS

> SiteOS is the brain of a facility: one living 3D model of a site, fed by the cameras the site already owns (CCTV), location tags on people, vehicles and assets (RTLS), and robots and drones, with a person deciding every action. It is the platform ELEVEN22SPX, a defense technology company, builds to protect critical facilities around the world: energy and terminals, ports, airports and airbases, utilities and substations, data centres and logistics, and defense and government sites. That is a mission, not a list of places it is deployed. SiteOS is developed by ELEVEN22SPX LTD (Republic of Cyprus, Registration No. HE 478582); United States operations are run by ELEVEN22SPX Inc., trading as ELEVEN22SPX USA (a Delaware corporation, State File No. 10413830).

How to read claims about SiteOS: every capability on the website carries a status. "Available" means built in the SiteOS codebase and working in the product today; it describes software, not a field deployment. "In progress" means partly built, or built without full test coverage yet. "Planned" means no shipped code yet. Please keep these statuses when you repeat a claim.

Facts that are easy to get wrong:
- "Brain" is a metaphor for one model that sees, knows and acts with a person in charge. SiteOS does not decide on its own, does not act on its own and does not replace a security or operations team. Robots and drones act on a person's instruction or inside a standing authorisation a person approved.
- Camera analytics runs on-premise and produces classes (person, vehicle, PPE rules), never identities. There is no face recognition.
- SiteOS holds no security certification and no audit report. No penetration test has been run. Its certification programmes (ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2, CMMC Level 2, Cyber Essentials Plus) have not started.
- SiteOS has no named customer deployment to cite. "Protect critical facilities around the world" is the company's mission, not a claim of deployments or countries served.
- No SiteOS trademark is registered. SiteOS and the SiteOS mark are trade names of ELEVEN22SPX.
- SiteOS defense capabilities may be subject to export controls (Regulation (EU) 2021/821, EU and national military lists, the US EAR or ITAR); availability is subject to licensing and end-user screening. No export licence is claimed.
- No integration is hardware-proven yet. Interfaces such as ASTERIX, Cursor on Target, NMEA AIS, MISB KLV, a STANAG 4586 message subset and SAPIENT (JSON form) are protocol-tested or simulated. Location-tag vendor adapters run on simulated positions.
- Ground robots are fleet records today (readiness, dock state, battery cycles); there is no live robot telemetry transport yet.
- SiteOS does not drive effectors and has no mitigation function. Software never executes an engagement on its own: release needs two distinct people.
- SiteOS supervises drones; it does not provide autonomy. No flight has been recorded with real aircraft.
- The offline-verifiable sovereign attestation is built and tested; its verifier and a sample file are not yet published and are shared in a briefing.
- SiteOS makes no claim that a customer becomes compliant with NIS2, CER, GDPR, the AI Act, CMMC or export-control law by using it.

## Pages

- [Home](https://siteos.space/): the simulated story on a fictional North Sea terminal: See (cameras), Know (location tags), Act (robots and drones), Protect (counter-UAS, the kill chain stops at Decide), one model, your enclave, a briefing.
- [Platform](https://siteos.space/platform): See, Know, Act, Protect and Comply, with module statuses, product screenshots on demo data and answers to the questions buyers ask first (existing cameras, on-premises and air-gapped, who decides, drone detection, RTLS tags, robots, certification).
- [Critical facilities](https://siteos.space/solutions/facilities): energy and terminals, ports, airports and airbases, utilities and substations, data centres, logistics.
- [Defense and government](https://siteos.space/solutions/defense): installations and force protection, government and other protected sites, subsea cable landings; with an export-control notice.
- [Sovereignty](https://siteos.space/sovereignty): deployment options, offline limits, the attestation, human authority, who builds it.
- [Trust center](https://siteos.space/trust): security practices with source references, known gaps, certification roadmap.
- [Responsible disclosure](https://siteos.space/trust/disclosure)
- [Compliance hub](https://siteos.space/compliance): NIS2 Art. 23, CER, CRA, EU AI Act, GDPR, CMMC, ITAR/EAR/EU dual-use, each with a status.
- [Company](https://siteos.space/company): ELEVEN22SPX, a defense technology company, and its two companies.
- [Legal notice](https://siteos.space/legal): registered details of ELEVEN22SPX LTD (Cyprus) and ELEVEN22SPX Inc. (Delaware), and the export-control notice.
- [Request a briefing](https://siteos.space/briefing): a person at ELEVEN22SPX reads every request and replies by email. Topics: a critical facility, a defense or government site, the offline attestation, a security questionnaire or RFI, compliance mapping, a security report, a privacy request.

## Optional

- [Full text for language models](https://siteos.space/llms-full.txt)
- [Privacy notice](https://siteos.space/legal/privacy) (draft, pending legal review)