Integrated Services and Solutions LLC (ISS LLC), operating as SecureAssure, is a Veteran-Owned Small Business founded by Dr. Terry Flood — DHA, MS, MBA, CWO 131A Retired (U.S. Army Targeting, Electronic Warfare, Fires & Intelligence Officer). ISS builds and operates two production-grade, browser-deployable platforms — SHIELD/ATLAS and RPLICE — that together deliver the full arc from battlefield command and control to community emergency response, with cross-domain decision support and 1st/2nd/3rd-order effects modeling across all PMESII domains. Both platforms are live, demonstrable on any device, and require no bespoke hardware.
Core Competencies
C5ISR — Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Combat Systems & ISR — JADC2/MDO-aligned multi-domain fusion, sensor correlation, common operating picture
Decision Support & Effects Modeling — MDMP-aligned course-of-action analysis with 1st/2nd/3rd-order effects across all PMESII domains
Emergency Management & Homeland Defense Integration — FEMA/NIMS-aligned civilian EM fused with military C2 in one deployable system
Counter-UAS & Layered Detection Architecture — RF, EO/IR, radar, and acoustic fusion for fan-zone and open-perimeter venue protection
Implementation Science & Evidence-Based Program Delivery (RPLICE) — translates research into deployed, sustained programs with measurable fidelity
Software Systems Engineering & Rapid Capability Delivery — production PWA architecture, audited, vendor-neutral, deployable in days
Intelligence, Targeting & Electronic Warfare Subject-Matter Expertise — operator-led design grounded in 131A career experience
Combined Platform Metrics
66
SHIELD/ATLAS Modules
20
RPLICE Capabilities
5
Operational Modes
28+
Live Federal Data Sources
45
Training Sandboxes
Together, these platforms provide full-spectrum capability from operational C2 and emergency response through evidence-based program implementation, fidelity measurement, and long-term sustainment — all software-defined, offline-capable, and deployable in seconds on any browser-enabled device.
Platform 1 — SHIELD / ATLAS
SHIELD/ATLAS Core Capabilities
Strategic Homeland Integrated Emergency Logistics & Decision-support / All-Threat Layered Awareness System. A 66-module dual-use Progressive Web App integrating civilian emergency management (FEMA/NIMS) and military C2 (MDMP/JADC2) into a single deployable system, in production today.
Command & Control
ODIN — AI-augmented Course of Action generation with risk scoring and timeline analysis
ICS/NIMS — Full Incident Command System compliant with FEMA NIMS
BFT — Blue Force Tracker with real-time position sharing
17-Route Event Bus — Cross-module intelligence routing in real time
Fires & Targeting
FIRES VTC — Complete fire mission chain from smartphone: CFF → PID → weaponeering → CDE/NSL → engage → BDA
Kill Chain State Machine — F2T2EA with multi-track orchestration and priority arbitration
Intelligence & Cyber
RED FORCE — Adversary C2, cultural intelligence (12 profiles), asymmetric warfare analysis
SENTINEL — 22+ OSINT early warning sources
CYBER OPS CENTER — 5-step incident response wizard with FPCON-aware containment, APT threat actor library, automated playbooks
SPECTRUM — Electronic warfare / EMSO planning
Cross-Domain Decision Support
JOINT DECISION SUPPORT (JOC) — Cross-domain aggregation of SIGINT/Cyber/Logistics/METOC/DIME. Correlation engine detects coordinated attacks. 1st/2nd/3rd order effects modeling. 6-step Joint Decision Wizard with commander approval
DIME/PMESII-PT — OE assessment with 6-step planning wizard, live weather/terrain, CARVER targeting, COA generation across DIME instruments
ESMS / ESIS — SDR-based electronic sensing and Every Soldier is a Sensor C-UAS ($30 SDR + smartphone)
Emergency Management
IPAWS-compliant alerting, FEMA IA damage assessment
Mass care (ESF-6), school safety (REMS), AFN/CMIST accessibility
METRO — Universal city/county dashboard with 14 domain panels and 25+ Census/FBI/EPA/DOT data feeds
HSEEP exercise management with MSEL injects
SHIELD/ATLAS Differentiators
Software-defined C2 hub node — No bespoke hardware. Deploys on any browser-enabled device. Operational in seconds
Dual-use architecture — Same platform for civilian EM AND military C2. Zero switchover time
Offline-first — Full capability without network connectivity. Service worker caches entire platform for DDIL operations
Real data in operational feeds — 28+ live federal data sources powering the operational picture. No mock or placeholder values in production data feeds. Sandbox / training simulators (kill-chain, hurricane, etc.) use representative scenario values clearly labeled as such
Open architecture (MOSA) — CoT/TAK, USMTF, VMF, CAP 1.2, EDXL-RM, EDXL-HAVE, NIEF 2.0, STIX/TAXII. No vendor lock-in
Affordable mass — 66 modules at software cost replaces 5–10 bespoke single-purpose hardware systems
Sensor fusion — USEIF framework: any sensor, any shooter, any domain. 43 sensor systems, 19 effectors, 12 protocol adapters
4-tier COMSEC deployment model — Training / Garrison (IL-4 target) / Tactical (IL-5 target) / Classified (SIPRNet, air-gapped). Adapters and architecture are built; live deployment at IL-4/IL-5 and SIPRNet ingest are sponsor- and ATO-gated, not authorized in today’s build.
Training integrated — 45 sandboxes, HSEEP exercises, AAR. Same platform for training and operations
Veteran-built — Created by a career Army targeting officer who has commanded during real operations
Engineering Control Mapping
Frameworks against which architecture and engineering documentation have been exercised. ISS LLC does not currently hold FedRAMP, CMMC L2, IL-5, FIPS 140, CAC, or ATO third-party authorities; The canonical machine-readable capability list is at /api/capability-brief.
FedRAMP
Not held; control-set referenced in engineering documentation
CMMC 2.0
Not held; engineered against Level 2 control intent (41 controls mapped)
NIST CSF 2.0
Control-set mapping in engineering documentation
NIST 800-53 Rev 5
Control reference in engineering documentation
NIST 800-30 Rev 1
Risk-assessment methodology referenced
MBCRA
DoWM 5000.103 DT&E methodology referenced
NIMS / CPG 101
Doctrinally aligned
DoDI 8500.01 / 5000.89
Doctrinally aligned
Platform 2 — RPLICE
RPLICE Core Capabilities
Research, Planning, Learning & Implementation Center of Excellence. An AI-powered implementation science operating system that translates complex research into actionable, evidence-based outcomes with measurable fidelity.
Implementation Science Frameworks
CFIR 2.0 — Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research with structured domain assessment
PRISM — Practical, Robust Implementation and Sustainability Model
Active Implementation Frameworks — Fixsen/NIRN multi-level team structure
AI Pipeline
Domain-specialized intelligence with anti-hallucination guardrails built into every prompt
Live scholarly research integration: PubMed, Semantic Scholar, CrossRef, Europe PMC
Inline APA 7 / AMA 11 citations from real, verifiable publications
Voice analysis for collaborative academic writing that preserves the author's analytical style
Program Management
Project Flow Wizard — Multi-project lifecycle tracking across 5 phases (Discover, Design, Implement, Evaluate, Sustain) with 7 relationship types and cross-project intelligence
Implementation Fidelity & Cost Analysis — Proctor et al. taxonomy with PAPERS criteria, structured cost analysis, and ROI calculations
Data-Driven Storytelling — Transform findings into narratives for decision-makers and funders
RPLICE Differentiators
Research-to-execution bridge — The gap between knowing what works and implementing it is where most programs fail. RPLICE closes that gap with linked infrastructure
5 operational modes — Implementation Science, Military Planning (SALP), Climate & Environment, Research Science, and Hybrid. Platform adapts terminology, tools, and AI behavior per mode
Fidelity measurement — Goes beyond deployment: measures whether implementations adhere to evidence-based design with validated scales
No hallucinated citations — Every scholarly reference is drawn from real peer-reviewed publications via live database queries
Domain-specific modules — Climate Resilience, Pandemic Preparedness, HIV/AIDS/TB surveillance, AMR Data Integration, community resilience planning. Each integrates relevant government data (CDC, NOAA, NASA, Census)
SALP Strategic Analysis — Military/hybrid planning with terminology translation between military planning and implementation science domains
Validation & Fidelity Hub — Methodological rigor across all outputs with quality assurance and intelligent data cleaning
Who RPLICE Serves
Public health researchers designing community interventions
Military planners conducting strategic analysis and post-deployment sustainment
Program managers requiring implementation fidelity at scale
Combined Value for Teaming Partners
Why Team with ISS LLC / SecureAssure
ISS LLC / SecureAssure delivers two production-grade platforms that together cover the full lifecycle from crisis response through long-term program sustainment. For prime contractors, this means ready-to-deploy capability that fills gaps in existing program portfolios without multi-year development timelines.
What We Bring to Your Team
SDVOSB status — Meets small business subcontracting goals and set-aside requirements
Two production platforms — Not concepts or prototypes. Live, deployed, demonstrable today
Full lifecycle coverage — SHIELD/ATLAS handles operations; RPLICE handles implementation fidelity and sustainment
Dual-use bridge — Single vendor that spans military C2, civilian EM, and implementation science
Software-defined = low cost — No bespoke hardware procurement. Runs on existing devices
Open architecture — Integrates with your existing systems via standard military and civilian protocols
Offline-first for contested environments — No network dependency. DDIL-capable
Engineering control posture — NIST CSF 2.0 control mapping exercised in engineering documentation; ISS LLC does not currently hold FedRAMP Moderate, CMMC L2, IL-5, FIPS, CAC, or ATO authorities
Rapid deployment — Browser-based PWA. No installation, no app stores, no provisioning delays
Army PAEs: All 6 Portfolio Acquisition Enterprises covered
Active Evaluations & Engagement
Program
Organization
Status
OMEN
Defense Innovation Unit (DIU)
Under evaluation
Swarm Forge
Chief Digital and AI Office (CDAO)
Under evaluation
Pitch Day
ASCA (Army Software Capabilities Accelerator)
Under evaluation
Roadmap — Next 12 Months (29 pathways beyond the 66 shipping today)
The headline number on this statement — 66 modules — counts only what is wired into MODULE_MANIFEST and live on the running server today. Earlier marketing surfaces quoted 95 by bundling the 66 shipping modules with 29 planned / in-flight / pilot pathways. Those 29 are real engineering work the team is building toward over the next 12 months and are listed here so evaluators can see the trajectory without us inflating the headline number. Status legend: planned = scoped, not yet in active build · in-flight = active code under development · pilot = limited deployment with one or more design partners. See docs/MODULE_COUNT_RECONCILIATION.md for full audit history.
Eight parallel-equal feed fallbacks for DDIL transport (Bundle B-06)
Sensor / Effector
planned
Q4 2026
R-27
GPS-denied PNT including Timing (T) backup over the 7 PNT methods
Sensor / Effector
planned
Q4 2026
R-28
SIPRNet ingest adapter (sponsor- and ATO-gated)
Sensor / Effector
planned
Q1 2027
R-29
IL-5 GovCloud deployment path with CAC/PIV + FIPS 140-3 modules
Sensor / Effector
planned
Q2 2027
66 + 29 = 95. The 29 above are roadmap pathways, not capabilities currently in MODULE_MANIFEST. They will only be promoted into the headline 66 figure (and that figure incremented) once each item is wired into the runtime registry, exposed by the live server, and verifiable at /api/modules/registry.
LIVE DEMONSTRATION AVAILABLE
Dr. Terry Flood, DHA — Retired U.S. Army 131A, Chief Targeting, EW, Fires & Intelligence Officer
Both SHIELD/ATLAS and RPLICE are operational and can be demonstrated live on any device — smartphone, tablet, or laptop.
No installation required. No bespoke hardware. Full platforms available in seconds.
Greg Funk Teams brief · 29 APR 2026 1000 EDT · ISS LLC / Dr. Terry Flood / CAGE 9VKK3
OPENING (30 sec)
"One fight, one screen. TF DAGGER, hostile UAS swarm bearing 270, 22km. PTDS-1 has it. ALPHA-1 through 8 are airborne, BRAVO-6 is C-RAM, CHARLIE-1 is on shore, LOG-1 is the tail. I'm going to walk you the kill chain end to end — sensor to shooter to BDA — in nine steps."
If you only remember one line:
"We don’t transmit on Link 16, and we don’t hold the secret keys. We read a translated unclassified copy that the unit’s government-owned translator box hands us."
If pressed for more:
• Link 16 is the military’s classified group-chat for jets, ships, ground — you need an encrypted radio (MIDS) and the day’s secret keys to talk on it. We have neither. We don’t need either.
• The unit’s person who safeguards those keys (the COMSEC custodian) keeps that job. We change nothing about their security setup.
• The unit also has a government-owned translator box that copies Link 16 messages to the unclassified side. We read from that box. We never write back into the secret side.
• What we add: we mix those tracks with our 9,500+ aircraft and 12,000+ ship feeds onto one map and give the commander a clean picture with a decision queue.
• If the translator goes dark we keep running on commercial feeds and clearly label the Link 16 picture as stale. No silent failures.
Why it matters to them: "Days to stand up, not 18 months. No new accreditation. No new keys. No new custodian. Their security chain is unchanged."
HARD RULES — SAY THESE
• "No FedRAMP, no IL-5, no CAC, no SIPRNET, no FIPS, no ATO — this is unclas commercial."
• "AI never authors ballistic numbers. Lethal calls are human-in-loop."
• "Grounded on our in-house intel engine — — docs in the live RAG floor (count from /api/intel/corpus/stats), fed by 30+ purpose-built ingest adapters (CIA Factbook 261 countries, NOAA/USGS hazards, CISA KEV cyber, AISStream maritime, DoD DSIP, NSF/DARPA pipelines, USAspending, GDELT, drone-intel, more). Every claim is [GREEN]/[AMBER]/[RED] tagged with verbatim citations — this is the anti-hallucination floor."
• "CAGE 9VKK3."
CLOSING (15 sec)
"That's the kill chain. One screen, nine steps, every domain. Vendor-locked battle-management software gives you a map; we give you the fight. Cost? A fraction of a prime program. Standards? Open. Schedule? Today. Let me know what you want to drill into."
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