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Kinnami and NATO DIANA: Building Resilience at the Edge of Innovation


NATO DIANA Member Badge
NATO DIANA Member Badge

This spring, Kinnami Software Corporation took a major step in shaping the future of defense and mission-critical infrastructure by participating in the NATO Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA). Through this renown accelerator, Kinnami delivered a clear message to NATO and its allies: resilient, secure, and portable data infrastructure is no longer optional—it is essential.


Why Kinnami Matters to NATO

Kinnami’s flagship platform, AmiShare, is built from the ground up to solve one of the most pressing challenges in defense and emergency operations: how to securely share, protect, and synchronize data in contested, disconnected, or compromised environments. (Read About Kinnami Solutions for National Security and Defense).


NATO’s modern operations increasingly demand:

  • Real-time access to trusted information in the field

  • Interoperability across forces and coalitions

  • Zero-trust data architectures that withstand cyber and kinetic threats

  • Resilient communication in low or no connectivity conditions

Kinnami meets these demands head-on.


🔗Embedded with NATO End Users

During the DIANA program, Kinnami heard directly from end-users and customers about their needs! Sujeesh Krishan, CEO, Dr. Guy Bunker (advisor) attended #WIDE25 being held at NATO Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum (JFCBS). There we spoke on information resilience and continuity of operations with NATO end users and how a secure data mesh can support resilient data sharing in tactical edge environments across a whole host of different military operational areas across NATO and Allied Partner nations. These engagements validated the operational value of AmiShare


Kinnami CEO, Sujeesh Krishnan, at NATO Information and Communication Academy in Portugal
Kinnami CEO, Sujeesh Krishnan, at NATO Information and Communication Academy in Portugal

Kinnami was also selected to present at the NCI Agency Academy in Portugal, underscoring its growing relevance within NATO’s cybersecurity and information architecture roadmap. We spoke about secure and resilient data management at the tactical edge where data centric security and AI is a major focus.


🚀Global Stage, Strategic Momentum

Kinnami's participation was more than symbolic—it led to concrete opportunities:

  • Presented at MassChallenge/DIU Demo Day in Boston

  • Showcased at DIANA’s International Demo Day in London

  • Proposed solutions under the U.S. Air National Guard AIM-HI

AmiShare’s presence on the DoD Tradewinds Marketplace and DARPA ERIS Marketplace further amplifies its role as a trusted platform for government adoption.


🔐A Technology Designed for Mission-Critical Use

  • Operates independently of persistent connectivity

  • Enables policy-based control and zero-trust security

  • Syncs and recovers data intelligently across distributed nodes

  • Supports both classified and unclassified information flows

This makes it an ideal solution for NATO environments ranging from disaster response to battlefield coordination to intelligence sharing across allies.


🔭 Looking Forward: Partnering for Resilience

Kinnami’s success in Phase 1 of the NATO DIANA Accelerator lays the groundwork for deeper collaborations. As our CEO Sujeesh Krishnan noted, “This is not just about innovation. It’s about equipping our allies with the resilient digital infrastructure they need to respond to tomorrow’s challenges.”


Contact me for more information on collaboration opportunities.

 
 
 
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