Af-Pak & regional armed groups
The Af-Pak region and the armed groups active across Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Central Asia: their messaging, recruitment, networks, and narratives in Pashto, Dari, Urdu, Punjabi, and Sindhi.
LANGUAGE INTELLIGENCE // CYBERSECURITY // AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS
A defense and intelligence firm built on three pillars: language intelligence, cybersecurity, and autonomous systems, with deep expertise in Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Central Asia.
OUR MISSION
Deliver decision advantage by reading Southwest and Central Asia in its own languages, and extend that understanding to cyber defense and autonomous systems.
Mission, vision & story →01 // THREE PILLARS
Every mission begins with understanding. Language intelligence is our foundation, and cybersecurity and autonomous systems extend it into the networks and machines that shape modern operations.
PILLAR I
Native-language OSINT analysis, technical DOCEX, cultural and pol-mil advising, IO and STRATCOM analysis, and doctrine interpretation on Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Central Asia.
Capabilities →PILLAR II
Every cyber operation leaves words behind: claims, lures, and code written in the adversary’s language. Our cybersecurity pillar will turn those words into early warning, giving defenders the context that machine translation misses.
Cyber threat intelligence →PILLAR III
Tomorrow’s unmanned systems will operate among people who speak Farsi, Pashto, Urdu, and Russian. Our autonomous systems pillar will give drones and robots the language and cultural understanding to operate, and earn trust, across the region.
The language layer →02 // AREAS OF EXPERTISE
The Af-Pak region and the armed groups active across Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Central Asia: their messaging, recruitment, networks, and narratives in Pashto, Dari, Urdu, Punjabi, and Sindhi.
Original-language analysis of statements, policy signals, and reporting on Iran’s nuclear trajectory.
Iran’s ballistic missile and drone capability: development, doctrine, and transfer to proxies, read in the language it is discussed in.
Iran’s regional proxy network: messaging, relationships, and how Tehran’s intent travels through it.
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