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ORVIWO’s JLTV-class AIRTDC Drone Station is a mobile edge node that merges UAS command, edge AI inference, and governed C2 workflows. With segmented VRFs, multi-bearer comms, and deterministic resync, it stays operational in degraded connectivity while preserving audit-ready evidence and controlled exports.

AI can compress timelines and sharpen awareness—but it can also accelerate misperception and create accountability fog. ORVIWO’s philosophy keeps authority human and autonomy governed.

AI expands the attack surface—from training data and model pipelines to prompt-based abuse in production. Here’s how to secure AI systems end-to-end using risk frameworks, threat matrices, and Zero Trust principles.

Mission-ready cybersecurity is built to protect critical infrastructure operations under pressure—during outages, storms, and real-world disruptions. ORVIWO delivers Zero Trust, OT-aware security, and resilient architecture engineered in Puerto Rico.

Hostile environments don’t just test hardware—they test continuity and trust. Here’s ORVIWO’s Cyber Tactical Ops framework to stay operational when power, networks, and threats degrade.

Utilities can’t afford downtime. This post outlines a practical blueprint for keeping operations online with Zero Trust and AI-ready tactical data centers—segmentation, secure remote access, monitoring, backups, and rapid recovery built for OT/ICS and storm conditions.

ORVIWO brings Azure for U.S. Government to Puerto Rico—linking secure cloud services with rugged edge connectivity for public safety, defense, and critical infrastructure missions.

Unmanned ground robots in Ukraine are already rescuing wounded soldiers and even other robots under fire. In this post, ORVIWO explores what “No Robot Left Behind” really means and how we support these missions with AI-ready networks, edge data centers and command-and-control tools that keep humans safer while preserving critical technology.

ORVIWO and Palo Alto Networks unite to deliver next-generation IoT Security from Puerto Rico. By combining AI-driven cybersecurity and Zero Trust architectures, this partnership enhances protection for government, enterprise, and critical infrastructure networks across the Caribbean and Latin America.