A private cable across a hostile network.

01 / OPERATING PROBLEM

The protected conversation inherits the system around it.

A workstation that receives ordinary routed Internet access through a security appliance can inherit the full attack surface of the access network, gateway software and general IP path.

Black Swan Net reduces selected dependencies; it does not erase endpoint, human, supply-chain, traffic-analysis, metadata, coercion, availability or authorization risk.

02 / MISSION USE

Use a dedicated path only where the mission justifies it.

• Trusted laptop-to-laptop mission sessions
• Sponsor-defined secure mobility research
• Controlled integration laboratories
• High-assurance workstation access studies

03 / OPERATING MODEL

Direct sessions. Explicit identity. Controlled lifecycle.

1. Trusted client authenticates on the GREEN side
2. Sovereign terminates the hostile RED access network behind an isolation gateway
3. Only narrow attested ciphertext frames cross the security boundary
4. No ordinary RED-to-GREEN bridge, NAT or general Internet service is intended

04 / ENGAGEMENT PATH

Begin with a sanitized mission description.

Tell us the sector, approximate fleet size, deployment timing and the security outcome the program must evaluate. Do not send protected information through the public site.

05 / CURRENT CLAIM BOUNDARY

Development status remains explicit.

Black Swan Net is in active product development. It is not represented as certified, government-approved, authorized for classified information, equivalent to a SCIF, anonymous, unhackable, free of metadata, free of endpoint risk, or able to guarantee availability. Component validation, product evaluation, system assessment and customer authorization are different decisions.

NAME DILIGENCE: Black Swan Net is the selected working name. Formal trademark and common-law clearance remains an open legal workstream; no clearance conclusion is claimed.