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SKYWALL

Physical attack. total outage. Not anymore.

SkyWall is the first defense intelligence layer built for private infrastructure.

Your cyber stack is complete. Endpoint detection, zero trust, SIEM — all of it. None of it does anything when the threat is physical. On March 1, 2026, Iranian drones struck AWS data centers in the UAE and Bahrain. Days later, Iran designated 17 US tech companies — including Google, Microsoft, Apple, and Meta — as enemy infrastructure targets. SkyWall is the first defense OS built for the gap your entire security stack cannot touch.

Built for
1,136
Hyperscale facilities
globally exposed
0
Existing products defending
physical threats. Until now.
<10min
Drone swarm
to impact window
500+
Hyperscale facilities in
active kinetic threat zones
The infrastructure that runs the world

Data centers are now the front line of physical warfare.

Physical attacks on digital infrastructure are no longer theoretical. State actors, non-state groups, and adversarial drones now target the facilities that keep the global economy running.

Amazon Web Services
Microsoft Azure
Google Cloud
Meta
Oracle Cloud
Equinix
Nvidia
Alibaba Cloud
ByteDance
Tencent
Apple
Cloudflare
Digital Ocean
NTT
Rackspace
SAP
IBM Cloud
Salesforce
OpenAI
Palantir
500+ facilities

1,136 hyperscale data centers globally · 500+ in active threat regions · 0 with a physical defense layer

Your cyber stack is complete.
Your physical threat stack doesn't exist.

You have CrowdStrike, Palo Alto, Splunk. You have covered every digital threat vector. Physical threats on your digital infrastructure have zero defense. That is not an oversight. The category simply did not exist until now.

Your SIEM catches intrusions on your network.
SkyWall catches the signals that precede a physical strike on your facility — days before it happens.
Your incident response playbook covers cyber events.
When the threat is physical, every playbook you have stops at the perimeter.
Resilience and failover tools handle incident response.
They require a human to press a button. The human takes 20–40 minutes. The kinetic threat resolves in under 10.
Physical security — guards, barriers, cameras — covers the perimeter.
None of it connects to your digital infrastructure. SkyWall is the bridge that never existed.

The building
can burn.

The service
does not go down.

Sentinel
Runs continuously. Ingests satellite imagery, aviation feeds, network probes, geopolitical signals. Scores threat probability from pattern combinations — not individual alerts.
Atlas
When Sentinel crosses threshold, Atlas executes. Data protected. Access revoked. Operations rerouted. Control plane isolated. All pre-authorized. All done before impact.
Forge
Manages recovery after every event. Validates clean state before restoration. Feeds every attack pattern back into Sentinel. The system gets harder to surprise every time.
The gap

Every layer of your infrastructure
has a defense OS. Except one.

Compute has an OS. Networking has an OS. Security operations has a platform. The layer between physical threat and digital response has never had a runtime. Until SkyWall.

Your board is asking the question right now. SkyWall is the only complete answer. Not a partial solution. Not a monitoring tool. The full defense OS for a threat your existing stack cannot touch.

Operational continuity under physical attack
The building takes a hit. Your service keeps running.
Data protected before impact completes
Keys rotated. Replicas confirmed. Access revoked. All done before the building goes dark.
Board question answered completely
What do we do if what hit AWS happens to us? Now you have an answer with 90 days of real data behind it.
Threat detected days before it arrives
Cross-domain signal correlation your existing stack was never built to see. Sentinel sees it. Atlas is already pre-positioned.
The incidents

Not an alert.
Not a dashboard.
A live threat picture.

Sentinel builds a continuously updated threat picture for every protected facility — signal combinations across physical, cyber, and geopolitical domains, scored against documented attack precursor patterns.

Every response Atlas executes is built around the specific threat and the specific facility state at that moment. Not a static playbook. Not a one-size response. A pre-calculated, pre-authorized action sequence that executes at machine speed.

Sentinel · Facility Threat Profile · Live
Facility
AWS · UAE-East-1
Region
Gulf · High exposure
Threat actor
APT · State-linked
Signal window
72hrs active
Critical systems
Cooling · Power · Fiber
Threat score
HIGH — 91%
Atlas status
Pre-positioned · Ready
Response time
<60 seconds to safe state
Sentinel Summary
Satellite tasking of facility coordinates increased 3x in 72hrs. Network probe spike against building management systems detected — matches documented pre-strike pattern. Geopolitical escalation event confirmed involving host country. Atlas pre-calculated response sequence ready. Awaiting threshold confirmation.
SKW · 2026 · FAC-UAE-E1-0041
Sentinel Active · Atlas Ready
Threat Signals · SKW-2026-FAC-UAE-E1-0041
Satellite Tasking Spike — Physical Reconnaissance
High weight
Commercial satellite tasking of facility coordinates increased 340% over baseline across a 72-hour window. Imagery acquisition pattern matches documented pre-strike reconnaissance behavior from confirmed threat actor playbook. Historical correlation: physical strikes preceded by this pattern in 84% of documented cases.
BMS Network Probe — Cyber Precursor Pattern
High weight
Anomalous probe activity detected against building management system endpoints at UAE-East-1. Traffic signature matches documented pre-attack enumeration pattern. Source IP cluster overlaps with previously attributed state-linked infrastructure. BMS enumeration preceded physical strikes in 71% of documented cases in comparable threat environments.
Geopolitical Escalation Event — Host Country
Medium weight
Confirmed diplomatic incident between host country and attributed threat actor state on 08 March 2026. Historical analysis shows infrastructure targeting probability increases 3x within 14 days of comparable escalation events. Optimal attack window: 72–120 hours post-escalation. Current elapsed time: 18 hours.
Ask SkyWall about this threat
🔒Authorized operators only
"Should we trigger Atlas pre-positioning now?"
Signal combination matches pre-strike pattern at 91% confidence. Recommend pre-positioning Atlas immediately. Do not wait for threshold confirmation — every hour the window shortens.
"What's the highest-risk system if this escalates?"
Cooling system at UAE-East-1 has single-point exposure. Power failover to Bahrain-1 takes 4.2 minutes. Data replication lag is currently 8 minutes — close that gap before Atlas fires.
Every recommendation traceable to specific verified signals above.
How It Works

Two layers of defense.
One integrated OS.

SkyWall runs continuously across physical, cyber, and geopolitical domains — detecting, pre-positioning, and responding before your team even knows there's a threat.

Layer 01 — Sentinel
See it before it arrives.

Sentinel ingests satellite imagery, aviation feeds, network probes, and geopolitical signals continuously. It scores threat probability from pattern combinations — not individual alerts.

No alert fatigue. No false positives.

When Sentinel flags a pattern, it has already seen that pattern precede a physical strike in documented threat actor playbooks. The system does not guess. It correlates. Historical correlation rates exceed 84% for confirmed pre-strike signal combinations.

Sentinel covers every protected facility simultaneously, 24 hours a day, with no shift changes, no gaps, and no holidays.

01
Layer 02 — Atlas
Response at machine speed.

When Sentinel crosses threshold, Atlas executes a pre-calculated, pre-authorized action sequence. Data protected. Keys rotated. Replicas confirmed. Access revoked. Operations rerouted. Control plane isolated.

All done before impact. All pre-authorized.

Every Atlas response is built around the specific threat and the specific facility state at that moment. Not a static playbook. A live action sequence calculated against current conditions.

The swarm takes under 10 minutes. Atlas takes under 60 seconds to safe state.

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What it feels like

Pre-positioned.
Not reactive.

An incident response playbook waits for something to happen.
SkyWall Atlas is already pre-positioned before the threat completes.

You give SkyWall the facility profile. Not a list of requirements. Tell us what systems are critical, what data must be protected first, and what safe state looks like for your specific infrastructure.

Sentinel starts watching immediately. Atlas pre-calculates the response for every credible threat scenario. When signals cross threshold, the action sequence fires in seconds — not after a 20-minute bridge call with your on-call team.

When the threat is real — your infrastructure is already safe.
Deployment

Cover your critical facilities.
Scale as you grow.

SkyWall deploys in tiers based on number of facilities and threat exposure profile. Every tier includes Sentinel, Atlas, and Forge. No feature gates. Full protection from day one.

Standard deployment
Sentinel
1–5
facilities · full coverage
What's included
Sentinel monitoring: 24/7 continuous
Atlas response: pre-authorized
Contact for pricing
Satellite + aviation signal feeds
Geopolitical threat scoring
Atlas automated response
Forge post-event validation
+
Enterprise deployment
Full Fleet
5+
facilities · global coverage
Everything in Standard, plus
Cross-facility correlation: active
Dedicated threat analyst: included
Custom contract
Cross-facility threat correlation
Dedicated SkyWall analyst team
Custom playbook integration
Board-ready reporting suite
A single data center outage costs an average of $300,000 per hour in direct losses. SkyWall's annual deployment cost is a fraction of a single incident. The math is not close.
<60s
to safe state under Atlas response
Early partners

The question your board
is already asking.

"

We had cyber covered. CrowdStrike, Palo Alto, the full stack. Then the AWS UAE story broke and our board asked a question none of us could answer. SkyWall was the only complete answer we found.

R
Rachel M.
CISO · Fortune 500 · Financial Services
"

The demo alone changed how we think about infrastructure risk. Sentinel showed us signal patterns on our own facilities we had never seen from any other tool. This is a category that didn't exist six months ago.

T
Thomas H.
VP Infrastructure · Hyperscale Cloud Provider
"

We run workloads across three geopolitically exposed regions. The question was never if a physical threat would materialize — it was when and whether we would be ready. SkyWall is the only product that answers that question completely.

S
Sunita P.
CTO · Global SaaS Platform
Questions

Everything you
want to know.

Physical security — guards, barriers, cameras — covers the perimeter. Cyber tools cover the network. Neither connects the physical threat to the digital response. SkyWall is the bridge that never existed: a runtime layer that detects physical threats and executes digital protection autonomously, before impact completes.
Sentinel ingests commercial satellite imagery tasking patterns, aviation and drone activity feeds, building management system network probes, geopolitical escalation feeds, and dark web chatter correlated to specific facilities. No single signal triggers a response. Sentinel scores pattern combinations against documented pre-strike playbooks — the same patterns that preceded confirmed physical attacks on infrastructure.
Atlas executes a pre-authorized sequence specific to the threat and the facility state. This includes encrypting and rotating data keys, confirming off-site replicas, revoking access to critical systems, rerouting operations to designated alternative facilities, and isolating the control plane. All of this happens in under 60 seconds. Every action is pre-authorized by your team during onboarding — Atlas never acts outside the defined scope.
During deployment, your team works with SkyWall to define exactly what Atlas is permitted to do at each threat severity level. Below threshold, Sentinel monitors and alerts. Above threshold, Atlas acts. You define the threshold. You define the actions. Atlas executes at machine speed. No bridge call. No 20-minute delay while someone figures out the playbook.
Sentinel monitoring begins within days of onboarding. Full Atlas pre-authorization and playbook calibration for a standard deployment completes in 30 days. You are covered before the end of the first month. Enterprise deployments with multiple facilities and custom integration requirements take 60–90 days for full calibration.
Yes. Forge, the third layer of SkyWall, manages post-event recovery. It validates clean state before restoration, coordinates the return to normal operations, and — critically — feeds every signal pattern from the event back into Sentinel. The system gets harder to surprise every time it sees a new attack pattern.
Both. SkyWall protects any facility where physical disruption can cause digital service failure — co-location data centers, owned facilities, cloud provider regions, and hybrid environments. If the building going down means the service goes down, SkyWall applies.

The threat is real.
Get protected now.

Digital threats to digital infrastructure are already covered. Physical threats to digital infrastructures are a new dynamic. SkyWall is the only complete answer for physical threats.

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