AIRAirspace awareness, track inputs, counter-UAS context.Open air picture →Photo: U.S. Navy / Defense Department.
Emergency management · Joint force · Government only
Understand the mission. See the evidence. Choose your door.
Integrated Services & Solutions LLC · SecureAssure · ATLAS
From awareness to action — with people in command.
ATLAS helps defense, emergency-management and government teams see a clearer picture, compare options, make accountable decisions and coordinate across the systems they already use. We build the connections; mission owners keep authority.
WHO WE ARE
Veteran-led ISS LLC: operational experience, implementation science, software engineering and evidence-centered delivery.
WHAT WE DO
Connect air, land, maritime, space-related and emergency-response information into relevant, role-specific decision views.
WHY WE DO IT
Disconnected data and workflows delay coordination, hide uncertainty and make decisions harder to reconstruct.
HOW IT WORKS
Ingest, check provenance, reconcile differences, offer options, require human approval, share authorized results and audit outcomes.
The same morning, two outcomes
Every mission has a worst morning: jamming, a drone, incoming fire, and every system seeing only its own piece. The Army’s doctrine — Every Soldier a Sensor — has trained soldiers to observe and report since 2004. The observation is the starting point, not the finished product. What follows is an illustrative scenario of what changes in how a report becomes information.
THE MORNING WITHOUT IT · ILLUSTRATIVE
- A report goes to one channel, and the picture stays split across the systems that saw it.
- Each echelon sees its own fragment; the staff rebuilds the whole picture by hand, by phone, by message traffic.
- The drone link degrades — and what it saw degrades with it, silently.
- A decision gets made, and reconstructing who knew what, and when, becomes an archaeology project.
THE SAME MORNING, CARRIED THE WHOLE WAY
- The report enters one system and is fused with the other sources on the event — error and confidence stated, not implied.
- The picture says plainly what it has lost when a source drops out.
- The packet is written for the decision at hand — sources, weights, thresholds — and for the role and echelon that has to act on it.
- A person releases or holds, and the record shows the decision and its basis.
That is the design focus: information shaped for each role, echelon, and decision across the warfighting functions, with trends that give the next observation context. The doctrine made every soldier a sensor; this platform is built to carry what the sensor reports — to the right person, at the right echelon, at the right time. And the seats are designed not to change when the exercise becomes real: your staff trains on the same interfaces and workflows built for operational use.
Walk the worst morning, office by office →See how it behaves disconnected →Evidence-backed capabilities →
The morning shown is a notional exercise through the real seats. Most live feeds are not yet connected — the platform shows exactly which. No program-of-record integration or authority to operate is claimed.
One mission, multiple operating pictures
Choose a domain to explore an existing ATLAS surface. Public photographs show real military or space activity; they do not depict an ATLAS installation or government endorsement.
LANDGround force common operating picture, movement, protection and sustainment.Open land / joint COP →Photo: U.S. Army / USARPAC.
SEAMaritime awareness, vessel feeds, expeditionary coordination.Open sea picture →Photo: U.S. Navy / Defense Department.
SPACE / LUNARResearch pathways for governed autonomy and resilient mission assurance.Explore architecture →Photo: NASA Apollo 17; LUNAR SENTINEL remains research-stage.
Systems of systems, not another disconnected dashboard
1 · Discover & integrate
Existing feeds, sensors, staff tools, TAK / CoT and available partner interfaces.
2 · Diagnose & compare
Provenance, quality, competing explanations, gaps, and operational context.
3 · Decide with HIL
Authorized personnel review options and approve consequential actions.
4 · Deliver & learn
Route approved information, record custody, assess results, and adapt.
DiD / triple differences (DDD) require genuine comparison groups, baseline periods and observed outcomes. Where those inputs are absent, ATLAS must show “not established,” not a made-up effect.
All six Army warfighting functions, plus joint and civil missions
Command & controlIntelligence
FiresMovement & maneuver
SustainmentProtection
Operational environment / DIMEEmergency management / ICS
Integration and evidence differ by module; one functioning endpoint does not establish field certification across the whole platform.
Built with stakeholders, evaluated by evidence
Potential users and collaborators span commanders and staff, all service branches and the National Guard, emergency managers, analysts, operators, acquisition offices, technical evaluators, systems integrators, universities and research partners. Engagement does not imply endorsement.
All services / joint mission explorerSOF mission fit / VulcanCapability evidence & limitationsContract readiness APIIntegration & teamingPlan an evaluation
The public deployment is an unclassified evaluation environment. DoD operational ATO, IL-5 hosting, OEM integrations and classified-network authority are not established.
Symphony on a chassis
Symphony on a chassis: one decision engine, many specialized tools — orchestrated in time through the integration coordinator so intent becomes shared understanding and human-gated action. Right tool, right lane, right moment.
SecureAssure hosts ATLAS — one decision platform with four front doors. SHIELD is only the personal-safety lane.
Pick one front door per meeting. One evaluator wedge per session. One discipline at compose. We complement PoR systems — we do not replace every tool in the battlespace. · Naming FAQ · Full chassis story · Compose intent
Pick your mission — click any door to see what's inside before you enter. Every door shows what ATLAS does for that mission independently, what it does jointly, and how far down the echelon it reaches. Locked demos keep language, APIs, and RAG in-lane.
Not sure where to start? → Mission fit check Two-minute fit check for EM, joint, and federal missions — then pick your door above for a guided demo.Select your mission door
PROGRAM OFFICE? START HERE
Pick the office in the room. See your kill chain, your programs, what we bring, and your scenario.
Ground tactical vehicles and Fires first. Every branch, every office. Not the operator picture.
First visit? Know where to start in 30 seconds.
Select your role, learn what this page means, and follow a real five-minute walkthrough. Day-one and week-one training are included, with help available when you need it.
Start my training guideCommunity health, civilian emergency support, infrastructure and business operations. A separate security environment is required; this entrance never passes along military data or credentials.
Open the civilian entranceFull door catalog · ~45s video previews · 6-min walkthrough
Full story /fork · Door catalog /doors · Per-door demos /walkthrough · C2 integration TDP /c2-tdp · Staff and mission command /staff · Symphony (one score, many sections) /symphony · change front door