Reserved mission capacity
Defined priority and operating rights on a validated Sirona mission service.
Future, requires capacity
Sovereign mission system
Sovereign authority across
spacecraft, ground and data.
A dedicated sovereign system is defined by customer authority over tasking, command, keys, data, acceptance and continuity.
Customer rights
Operating rights that define a sovereign system.
Each right must be explicit across the spacecraft, ground, software, supplier and service agreements.
- Tasking authority
- Who may request, prioritise and cancel a mission action.
- Command authority
- Who may approve changes that affect the asset or service.
- Key authority
- Who controls cryptographic identity, access and recovery.
- Data authority
- Where raw observations, derived products and logs may reside.
- Release authority
- Who may accept and distribute the resulting intelligence product.
- Step-in authority
- What happens if a supplier, operator or service fails.
Delivery options
Delivery models matched to customer authority.
The correct model depends on customer authority, urgency, mission sensitivity, capital and the evidence available.
Current boundary
Current programme boundary.
No Sirona sovereign system is operational today. Sirona can study the control model now. Capacity, facilities, licences, suppliers and service commitments require later evidence and agreement.
Can begin now
Mission definition, authority map, data and key requirements, acceptance design and supplier terms.
Requires a programme
Ground environment, identity, key custody, staffing, training, operational readiness and continuity.
Requires an asset
Capacity priority, mission control, telemetry history, calibration access and asset economics.
Requires approval
Regulation, spectrum, remote sensing, export, security, insurance, launch and responsible operations.
Begin with a private conversation
Define the required operating authority.
Bring the authorities, data boundaries, mission sensitivity and step-in rights your organisation requires.