Defence

From Base to Battlefield: Unified Command & Control.

Enlite™ delivers unified command and control for modern defence operations. It connects radio, telephony, and IP communications into a single secure platform, ensuring your teams stay connected across domains, even in disconnected, disrupted, intermittent, and low-bandwidth (DDIL) conditions. Engineered in Canada and trusted by mission-critical operators across North America, Enlite empowers defence organizations to communicate, coordinate, and command with absolute confidence.

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Enlite™ Command & Control

Enlite™ is a mission-ready command & control system that brings analog radio (LMR), digital radio protocols (P25), and telephone call-taking capabilities to your fingertips. While adhering to the latest encryption guidelines from NIST and OWASP, Enlite™ fully integrates with your current command solutions and runs within a web-based browser that requires no downloaded application to deploy. It is fully configurable, even in real-time, based on situational requirements.

Unified Communications for a Modern Battlespace

Defence and military organizations face complex communication environments: multi-domain operations, aging legacy systems, and increasing cybersecurity threats. Maintaining secure, interoperable communications in contested or degraded environments is essential for mission success.

Enlite was purpose-built for this reality.
It bridges tactical, operational, and strategic levels of command by unifying voice, data, and radio systems across services, agencies, and allies, ensuring decision-makers have reliable communication, no matter the terrain or network status.

Defence Challenges	Enlite Solution
Multi-agency interoperability	Vendor-neutral integration with legacy and next-gen systems
DDIL operations	Local survivability and auto-resync once connectivity returns
Security & compliance	ISO 27001 certification, AES-256 encryption, Zero Trust architecture
Sovereignty & industrial participation	Canadian-developed solution supporting ITB and national content policies

A Mission-ready Solution

DDIL Resilience

Maintains voice and data operations through disruptions, with seamless reconnection once networks stabilize.

Unified Communications

Integrates HF/VHF/UHF/SATCOM, P25, and SIP telephony into a single, operator-centric interface.

Scalable Architecture

Deployable from a single site to global operations using high-availability clusters with 99.999% uptime.

Secure by Design

Zero-trust, TLS 1.2+, NIST 800-160, and AES-256 standards with full audit trails and role-based access control.

From C1 to C4I, Enlite Provides Advanced Command and Control Functionality

In modern defense operations, Command and Control systems are defined by their level of integration and capability, from the foundational coordination of C1 to the networked intelligence sharing of C4I. Enlite™ Command & Control is designed to operate fluidly across these tiers. Enlite’s open architecture, cloud and hybrid deployment options, and API-driven integrations extend its reach from C2 into C3 and C4I environments.

Tier	System Focus	Enlite’s Role & Capability
C1 (Command)	The foundational decision-making tier. Leaders issue direct orders and coordinate units.	Enlite supports this indirectly by providing communication tools and situational awareness that amplify command intent through reliable voice and data connectivity.
C2 (Command & Control)	Directs tactical or operational actions. Involves real-time coordination, voice, and data links between operators and command elements.	Enlite’s core domain. A Command & Control console system providing unified voice, radio, and data dispatch for mission-critical operations.
C3 (Command, Control & Communications)	Adds multi-channel, interoperable communications across domains and organizations.	Native support for LMR (P25/analog), telephony, SIP, and IP-based comms. Bridges legacy and modern radio networks with the Sentinel IP Radio Gateway.
C4 (Command, Control, Communications & Computers)	Integrates networked computing, data fusion, and decision-support capabilities.	Enlite's flexible architecture is built for the Tactical Edge, supporting cloud, on-prem, and disconnected (DIL) operations. It integrates all critical battlespace data: C2, ISR, GEOINT, and METOC, onto a single pane of glass.
C4I (Command, Control, Communications, Computers & Intelligence)	Fuses communication and computing with information and intelligence sharing for enhanced operational awareness.	Enlite contributes to information integration and situational display, and integrates with external intelligence systems (ISR feeds, analytics) connected through its API layer or webframe.

Built for the Mission. Trusted by the Experts.

Enlite supports air-gapped on-premises, cloud-hosted, or hybrid architectures, enabling secure operations in fixed, mobile, or expeditionary environments. Its flexible deployment model allows use in:

Joint Operations Centres (JOCs)
Tactical Operations Centres (TOCs)
Mobile Command Vehicles
Base Defence Operations Centres (BDOC)

With geo-redundant, load-balanced hosting or on-site hardened deployments, Enlite ensures continuous command and control under DDIL (Denied, Degraded, Intermittent, or Limited bandwidth) conditions.

Enlite Feature Overview

Radio

LMR Interconnection - Enable connection with Land Mobile Radios (see radio compatibility chart)

P25 Interconnection - Enable connection with P25 radios

MDC-1200 - Enable PTT-ID and emergency alerting

PTT Timeout - Limits the length of individual PTT transmissions (120 seconds)

Audio Controls - Adjusts audio features to ensure maximum audio quality

Audio Transmission - Controls Adjust audio transmission rate to ensure maximum audio quality

Test tone - One click option for playing test tone to the selected radio channel(s)

Select - Select a single radio tool

Multi-Select - Select multiple radio tools

Unselect - Unselect radio tool

RX audio indicator - Indicates incoming audio in process

TX audio button - Indicated outgoing audio status with idle, in use and transmitting colour options

Mute button / indicator - Enables muting of the radio channel

Audio routing controls - Enables the routing of audio by device, microphone and speakers

Volume control - Ability to control audio levels by radio channel

PTT-ID Alias Display - Receive PTT-ID / Alias display

PTT-ID Alias History - Receive PTT-ID / Alias history

Multi Frequency Radio Control - Enable channel changing

Active User List - View list of active users on radio channel

VU Meter - Displays active TX/RX levels

Patching - Enables patching transmission connection of radio groups

Instant Recall Recorder (IRR) - Records for playback incoming (with option for outgoing) radio transmissions including download of transmission to hard drive

Mic Mute - Enable desktop mic to be muted

Telephone and Analog Paging - Enable radio paging messages to be transmitted from the console; view the status of sent messages; display messages by color code based on status.

Includes - Ability to define priority and to Hold PTT.

Quick Paging - Create preset pages for quick selection and sending

Radio Tool Locking - Ensures locked radio groups stay active on all Missions

Mission Audio Controls - Configurable audio controls for Tools within the Mission tab

Radio Logging Recorder Integration Compatibility

Eventide®

NICE®

Transcript™ Archival Logging Recorder

Telephony Communication

Calling - Enables sending and receiving of phone calls

Dialing - Dial pad available on all screens/missions

Historical Call Queue - Displays list of incoming and outgoing calls during logged in session

Test call - One click option for making a test call

Hold One - click option for placing a call on hold

Transfer - Assisted and Unassisted call transfer via Contacts or through dial pad dialing

Speed Dial - Enables 1 click outbound dialing to preset phone number

Multi-Line Select - Select available telephone line for outbound calling

Features

Mapping - Dynamic Map Display showing location of active users; configurable to display desired map type; *Open Street Maps provided as standard; Option to link to user defined alternate maps

Location Tracking - Radios Location of radio users displayed on the included map (Radio Dependent)

AUX-IO - Board-based AUX IO

VoIP Intercom - Active user group audio PTT channel enabling incoming and outgoing intersystem transmissions

Accessibility - Usability features for visual/auditory disability

Web Frames - Web browser tool within the product enables the display of external sites and systems

Coordination

Toolbars Configurable - button layout

User information - Display logged-in user/role on screen

Documentation - Printed materials available; additional mediums pending (online, videos, etc.)

Buttons - Add or remove quick configuration buttons

Cross-platform Browser-based GUI - (Chrome/Chromium)

Layout editor - Compose screens for groups of users

Layout editor - WYSIWYG configuration

Labels - Customizable label options

On-screen help - Contextual Help file for each feature

Role-Based Authentication System - Assign features and functionalities based on user role

Mission Configurable - Mission tab order and colors

Mission Mixed - Used Tools on a single tab

User Admin - Add or modify users and roles

Role Admin - Add or modify role types and permissions

Channel Admin - Add or modify channels connected within Radio Tools

Distributed Architecture - Use cloud services or on-prem deployment

Unlimited console positions / scalability - Scale out and buy only services needed

Contacts List - Displays list of contact names with phone and radio information

Stopwatch - Count up time elapsed

Countdown Timer - Count down time with completion notification

On-Screen World Clock - Analog or digital clock, time zone, date options

Saved Screen - Save screens to desired layout

Network Health Panel - Display network metrics

Monitoring - Tracking and alerting of network status

Android Compatibility - Chrome and Chromium browser-based

Microsoft Compatibility - Chrome and Chromium browser-based

Network Health - Tool Indicates upload and download rates, latency and packet loss

Layout - Configurable sizes of tools and buttons

Layout - Editing Configurable placement of buttons

Enlite™ Command and Control Additional Information

FAQs

What makes Enlite suitable for military and defence operations?

Enlite is engineered for mission-critical command and control. It maintains communications even in disconnected or contested environments (DDIL) and integrates legacy and next-generation systems across radio, telephony, and IP, ensuring reliable interoperability for joint and coalition missions.

Can Enlite operate in classified or air-gapped networks?

Yes. Enlite supports fully air-gapped on-premises deployments for classified or sovereign environments, as well as hybrid and cloud configurations for broader collaboration. Its architecture meets NIST 800-160, and Zero Trust security standards.

Is Enlite compliant with Canadian content and ITB requirements?

Absolutely. Enlite is designed, developed, and supported in Nova Scotia, Canada. This enables defence primes to fulfill Industrial and Technological Benefits (ITB) obligations and ensures data sovereignty within Canadian jurisdiction.

How quickly can Enlite be deployed for a new operation or pilot?

Enlite’s browser-based design allows for rapid setup. Its scalable architecture supports expansion from a single command post to multi-site operations without disruption.

DOCUMENTATION AVAILABLE

Spec Sheet – Enlite Command and Control (C2) Overview

InterTalk Cyber Security Framework – White Paper

Spec Sheet – Sentinel Next Generation IP Radio Gateway

Enlite EULA

Partner with Canada’s Mission-Critical Experts

For nearly 30 years, InterTalk has engineered, deployed, and supported communications systems that connect lives to lifelines. With Enlite™, we bring that same mission-critical heritage to the defence community: delivering resilient, interoperable, and sovereign communication capabilities for today’s and tomorrow’s battlespaces. Connect with us for a 15-minute technical briefing below.