Analysis, research, and operational intelligence from the team building Sentinel OS. Submarine cables, space weather, maritime threats, and more.
Over 400 submarine cable systems now carry 95% of global internet traffic, yet most have no real-time threat visibility. We analyze the growing attack surface — from vessel anchor drops to state-sponsored sabotage — and what operators must do now.
Full article coming soonThe 1989 Quebec blackout was caused by a solar storm. Modern undersea cables are equally vulnerable — but no operator is watching solar wind in real time. This is what a Kp-9 event looks like on a transatlantic route.
Nation-state actors have learned that cutting physical cables is both deniable and devastating. We trace how BGP route manipulation coincides with cable maintenance windows — and how cross-domain correlation catches it in minutes.
A growing fleet of vessels are operating with AIS transponders disabled or spoofed near critical cable infrastructure. We explain how Sentinel OS fuses SAR satellite imagery, radar data, and behavioral anomaly modeling to find ships that don't want to be found.
Weekly roundup of critical infrastructure threats, space weather events, and maritime security incidents — curated by our AI analyst.
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