Fortis

A SCIF in a box for Classified Operations at the Tactical Edge

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SCIF In a Box

Fortis

Fortis (Forward Operational Resilient Tactical Infrastructure System) is CenCore’s SCIF in a Box—a secure, rapidly deployable enclosure designed to support classified operations in austere environments. Whether referred to as a portable SCIF, T-SCIF, or mobile SCIF, our CSU delivers mission continuity, tech-agnostic interoperability, and compliance with the most rigorous standards at the edge of conflict.

SCIF/SAPF Capability

Fortis is built to meet the rigorous standards of both Tactical SCIFs (T-SCIFs) and Special Access Program Facilities (SAPFs). Designed for dual accreditation, these units eliminate the need for waivers—enabling rapid deployment of fully compliant classified infrastructure at the point of need.

Cross-sectional outline of CenCore’s SCIF in a Box, showing its secure, modular interior design.

Tech Agnostic Platform

Warfighters need the freedom to adopt the best tech for the mission. Fortis is built to integrate legacy systems and support emerging capabilities—enabling interoperability and CJADC2 operations across current deployments and future AI, cloud, and quantum missions.

Three data racks representing CenCore’s tech-agnostic platform for secure, modular computing and integration.

Turnkey Solution

Designed for rapid deployment, Fortis comes equipped with integrated power, HVAC, compute, and secure communications—all within a mobile, expeditionary form factor. Built to meet ICD 705 and TEMPEST standards, it’s your SCIF in a box for forward operations.

Tech Specs

Compute

42U rack requirement and capable of scaling based on requirements.

Transport

Swing loading, C-17, military mobilizer, and cargo ship.

Accreditation Capability

SCIF/SAPF

Power

Shore power & multi-fuel generator.

Enabling Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2)

Graphic showing JADC2 network connections with CenCore’s SCIF in a Box as the backbone enabling secure comms and mission integration.
Fortis is our portable SCIF command centers built with one purpose: to connect & enable the mission. By linking sensors, platforms, and systems across domains, they enable real-time communication, secure data processing, and coordination across the Joint Fires Network. Positioned as portable mobile command centers, they close the gap from sensing to shooting—powering the kill chain and CJADC2 execution. Without secure comms, there is no kill chain. Our platform bridges that gap.
Built to serve missions across domains

Use cases

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Mobile Command Center

ISR Processing & Fusion Node

Shielded data center

Mobile SCIF / SAPF

LEO/TelCo link protection

Expeditionary Outpost

Bring Your Mission Online

From forward-deployed shelters to hardened infrastructure, we’ll work with you to deliver a secure, field-ready solution.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fortis (Forward Operational Resilient Tactical Infrastructure System) is CenCore’s SCIF in a Box—a secure, rapidly deployable enclosure designed to support classified operations in austere environments. Whether referred to as a portable SCIF, T-SCIF, or mobile SCIF, Fortis delivers mission continuity, tech-agnostic interoperability, and compliance with the most rigorous standards at the edge of conflict.

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Yes. Fortis is built to meet the standards for Tactical SCIFs (T-SCIFs) and Special Access Program Facilities (SAPFs), with dual accreditation capability—eliminating the need for waivers and enabling rapid deployment of fully compliant classified infrastructure.

Yes. Fortis is engineered to meet TEMPEST requirements, providing shielding to protect sensitive communications, storage, and processing from compromising emanations.

Fortis can be deployed and operational in under an hour, with integrated power, HVAC, compute, and secure communications arriving fully assembled and field-ready.

Yes. Its tech-agnostic design enables interoperability with legacy systems and emerging technologies, supporting JADC2/CJADC2 operations across current and future missions.