Resilient Information Sharing

Air crews have access to terabytes of data while on the ground in their squadron. But once in the air, the communications pipe constricts data access to a trickle. “Absolutely not.” said Col Brian Tyler, USAF, chief of Cyber and Non-Kinetic Operations Division at Air Combat Command when asked whether an air operations center (AOC) is capable of coordinating multi-domain operations in a conflict with a peer adversary. The reason being, he could not quickly and efficiently move data to his aircraft commanders in flight.  Modern software applications require connecting many different systems together, however, this creates a major problem.  The Air Force needs to reliably move data between all of these different systems quickly. Fundamentally, this is a data synchronization problem. Ditto is a real time data synchronization software platform which can run on any type of computer system, such as a mobile device, laptop, or server. It connects devices together and moves data between them.