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Lattice Establishes Comprehensive Port Security at BlueTIDE 2026

Anduril Industries Aerospace Update October 2, 2026

At BlueTIDE 2026, 15 organizations integrated 25+ maritime platforms into Lattice and ran them as one operating picture.

Ports are one of the hardest environments to secure. Military assets, commercial shipping, and civilian traffic share the same water, and the sensors meant to protect it sit in disconnected silos, so no single operator sees the whole environment. Our goal was to prove Lattice can be the common software layer that ties those systems into one view.

The result is a repeatable model: the Lattice SDK turns individual technologies into a unified system, one that can support the defense of civil and military infrastructure.

Why this matters for talent

Anduril demonstrated its Lattice software integrating more than 25 maritime platforms from 15 organizations into a single operating picture for port security at the BlueTIDE exercise. This is exactly the kind of multi-organization integration work that tends to need more software and systems engineers over time, not fewer. Anduril carries more than 2,200 open roles on the board, the largest single count tracked here.

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