Join Us At The 2025
Army Aviation
Mission Solutions Summit
AAAA
Booth #1815
May 14-16
Nashville, TN
MTSI Supports Our Army Customers
Our Value Proposition
Recognizing the inherent challenges in digital transformation — from cultural shifts and technical hurdles to the need for logistical efficiency and overall readiness — MTSI prioritizes organizational change and workforce empowerment to better position our military forces ahead of evolving threats and challenges to our national security.
Benefits & Our Unique Approach
MTSI tailors digital transformation strategies to meet the particular needs of government and defense communities as well as joint- and multi-domain customers. We educate customers about our specialized services and demonstrate how we can collaborate in order to:
- Improve mission effectiveness
- Increase operational efficiency
- Advance situational awareness
Digital Transformation 101
MTSI’s “Foundations for Enabling Digital Transformation” is a four (4) hour course designed to provide a detailed introduction of Digital Transformation including Digital Engineering, Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), Digital Twins, DevSecOps agile software development, Open Architecture, and other elements of a Digital Ecosystem.
Solutions That Inform
MTSI models military kill webs consisting of interconnected kill chains to inform decision-making across crucial issues which can determine success or failure in modern warfare. Each kill chain is a linear, sequential model of an attack, while the kill web represents a more complex, interconnected network of attack paths and potential responses.
America’s and our allies’ opponents are actively developing techniques to disrupt and break our kill webs, such as electronic warfare, jamming communications, decoys, and maneuvering hypersonic weapons. Effective defense against these enemy countermeasures requires close collaboration and integration of systems and forces across different domains (e.g., Army, Navy, Air Force).
MTSI implements both the F2T2EA (Find, Fix, Track, Target, Engage, Assess) concept and Boyd’s OODA loop for modeling the different phases of kill webs. In doing so, we provide our customers with the ability to understand what systems and performance levels are required to disrupt and defeat adversarial attacks.
Mission & Operations Analysis
MTSI uses AFSIM to evaluate multi-domain kill chains and kill webs built on existing and future advanced concepts. Our analytic work spans mission areas from Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2), Precision Strike, Air and Missile Defense. We often develop simulation and analysis products that combine/integrate across these.
MTSI has a deep bench of AFSIM developers. We use AFSIM to model both blue and red systems, kill webs and multi-mission operations.
Model Integration
MTSI’s AFSIM modeling, simulation, analysis, and visualization capabilities span all domains including space. Our space model libraries consist of multi-phenomenology ISR, communication and navigation satellite constellations in all orbital regimes, LEO through GEO, and include models of the supporting ground infrastructure.
We have executed analysis of present-day, on-orbit capabilities as well as future capabilities at various epochs such as the Space Development Agency’s Tranche 1 and 2 tracking and transport layers. MTSI’s space models are integrated with our surface, ground, and air platform models in multiple Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) kill-web scenarios which enables quantification of space-based contributions and effects when analyzed with our kill-web metrics framework.
Space Operations Scenarios
HF propagation (OTH Radar)
- GPS ionospheric degradation
Earth weather-dependent
- Cloud cover and LOS blockages
- “Noise cloud” propagation errors
Space Vehicle
Modeling
- High-fidelity propagators
- Spacecraft and vehicle signatures
- Access and eclipse reports
- Rocket maneuvering models
- On-orbit operations
- Attitude control models
- Visualization improvements
Constellation
Library
- Representative comms and sensors
- Vehicle signatures (open source)
- Position, Navigation, and Timing
- Communications
- Weather
- Commercial ISR
Acquisition at the Speed of Relevance
“In most cases, nobody has better stuff than us, but that exquisite capability does come at a time cost in producing them.”
- Mr. Doug Bush, former Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology
Timeline for Acquisition
MTSI is leading the way in accelerating the acquisition process without compromising safeguards and reliability by combining
the best of JCIDS and the speed of Quick Reaction Capability (QRC)
“The closer you are to getting shot, the better you are at innovating.“
Gen. James Rainey
Commanding General of Army Futures Command
Model Integration
EMARSS, FLRAA, UAS & CARGO
Middle Tier Acquisition
HADES & FLRAA
Quick Reaction Capability
VaDER, ARL-E, Saturn Arch, UAS
The MTSI Cyber Physical Systems team provides differentiated, comprehensive, high-end Risk Management and Engineering solutions. We use our expertise to identify and characterize risk for a platform, system, or weapon system to help our clients maintain their mission amid ongoing, evolving cybersecurity threats.
Customer:
Federal Government
Applied Solution:
Mission Assurance & Cybersecurity
Platform Risk Management & Secure Systems Engineering
Platform IT
Experience ensuring cyber resiliency and survivability on varying Platform IT (PIT) (aircraft, maritime, ground vehicles, etc.).
RM/SSE Techniques
Experience ensuring cyber resiliency and survivability on varying Platform IT (PIT) (aircraft, maritime, ground vehicles, etc.).
Equip customers with relevant RM/SSE integration techniques to maximize early cyber rigor and align with federally mandated requirements (NIST/RMF, Acquisition Artifacts, MBSE Integration).
Prioritization
Employ various risk management processes in order to prioritize the mission, maximize cybersecurity and engineering trade space, and deliver secure solutions at various stages of the acquisition lifecycle.
Risk Assessment
Effective
Effectively assess, measure, and communicate risk to decision makers through the use of URAMS, an in-house model that uses a system of connected tools across the spectrum of qualitative analysis and quantitative measurement.
Understanding
Enables the understanding of cyber risk for cyber-physical systems across a wide range of potential environments and use cases.
Integrates
Compliments/Integrates/Aligns with existing requirement frameworks (Risk Management Framework, Air Worthiness, etc.).
The MTSI Weapon Systems Cybersecurity team provides differentiated, comprehensive, high-end Risk Management and Engineering solutions. The core capability within the MTSI Weapon System Cybersecurity team is a full-package pipeline that begins with MTSI’s URAMS risk assessment framework which leads to informed cyber penetration testing which shapes the eventual RMF package requirements.
We use our expertise to identify and characterize risk for a platform, system, or weapon system to help our clients maintain their mission amid ongoing, evolving cybersecurity threats.
