At Indra, we empower integrated military and civil missions, ensuring seamless interoperability, real-time decision-making and multidomain operational support.
We combine operational expertise with cutting-edge defence technology, strengthened by unique capabilities in cyber, AI and space.
We address strategic and operational needs by integrating secure communications with advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, cyber defence, geospatial intelligence and collaborative planning tools.
We ensure mission agility and information superiority, from headquarters to forward operating positions, whether responding to crises, conducting peacekeeping operations or executing full-spectrum missions.
We deliver unprecedented situational awareness, resource coordination and secure communications.
A cornerstone of defence operations in the digital era
Leaders of the European Command and Control (EC2) project: an interoperable, multidomain command and control system for European defence. Delivering security, interoperability and modularity at both strategic and operational levels.
National leaders of the Combat Cloud pillar within the FCAS programme.
Global security is undergoing an accelerated transformation, marked by increasing complexity, volatility and multidimensional threats.
Contemporary conflicts have moved beyond traditional battlefields, extending into domains such as cyberspace and outer space.
Enabling the analysis of data from sensors distributed worldwide and in space to achieve precise situational awareness and enhanced decision-making delivers a significant advantage in planning and combat.
Joint and integrated operations
Modern defence increasingly demands a concentrated and integrated effort across all branches of military power. Military operations should no longer be treated as isolated domain-specific events, but as joint, coordinated actions across every possible front.
Joint operations must evolve towards a concept even more ambitious than collaboration: integrated operations. These not only involve cooperation among armed forces, but also the inclusion of allies, industry, civil society and non-state organisations.
To achieve an effective joint force, it is essential to adopt a truly multidomain approach, capable of operating simultaneously across land, sea, air, space, and cyberspace. This requires highly synchronised planning, interoperable command structures and systems that enable a shared, real-time situational awareness.
