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A ship’s citadel must have independent communications. Without it, military or law enforcement cannot be notified, which may delay or prevent proper intervention.

• Critical communication — Captains must confirm crew safety and request support.
• Continuous operations — Systems should maintain a minimum of three days of operation on an open line.
• Independent power — Units must be powered separately from the ship’s main grid to withstand sabotage.  

• Global Coverage
  We're the only network offering truly global satellite connectivity, with reliable service even in the most remote piracy hot zones.
• Resilient Hardware
  Terminals built and tested by our partners are designed for citadel deployments, where pirates cannot tamper with antennas or cabling.
• Compact & Secure
  Antennas can be discreetly installed in inaccessible or hidden locations, ensuring connectivity even if exposed systems are destroyed.
• Reliable Two-Way Communications
  Unlike unidirectional alert systems, ours enables real-time, two-way voice and data, essential for coordinating response. 

• Install Below-Deck Terminals
  Protects equipment from tampering and environmental damage.
• Plan Antenna Placement
  Use hidden or hardened positions; consider coax length on large vessels.
• Ensure Independent Power
  Systems must operate for several days without ship power.
• Test Regularly 
  Routine drills ensure crews know how to activate and use the system during emergencies.

Our maritime solutions are relied on by shipowners, operators, and maritime security experts worldwide. From commercial shipping fleets to private yachts, we provide the critical connectivity needed to protect crew and enable swift intervention.