LinkedIn·Wednesday, 26 August 2026·1h ago
Ensuring distributed manufacturing is verified, secure, and tamper-free is paramount for the defense industry, so we’re honored to be…
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Ensuring distributed manufacturing is verified, secure, and tamper-free is paramount for the defense industry, so we’re honored to be selected by the Belgian Cyber Force and Royal Higher Institute for Defense to lead an innovative new project — as part of the STRIKE IT 2026 program.
Together with INNOCOM and Sirris, we’ll deliver a fully functional proof-of-concept IT infrastructure powered by Identify3D within six months. The project will show how protected 3D models can be published in a secure, digital catalog, transmitted to authorized users, and produced under controlled conditions — including environments where connectivity may be limited or unavailable.
By demonstrating additive manufacturing’s ability to deploy spare parts in logistically disrupted environments, we’ll establish how an end-to-end digital supply chain protects end users and equipment manufacturers against defense and industrial cyber threats.
We look forward to working with our partners and showing AM’s technological maturity in real-world cases.
#STRIKEIT2026 #CyberDefenceFactories #CyberForce #IRSD #KHID #DigitalSupplyChain
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