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Network Innovations has launched Argus, a software-defined platform that aims to transform how organizations deploy, secure, and scale communications across terrestrial, wireless, and satellite environments. This includes Network Innovations’ own VSAT network, third-party satellite networks Starlink and OneWeb, 5G/LTE, private LTE, and terrestrial transport. Network Innovations announced the launch of Argus on May 20.

Argus aims to be a mission-ready overlay framework that bridges multi-path connectivity, security, and operational complexity by unifying disparate technologies under a single cohesive platform. The result aims to be a simplified deployment with strengthened network security and operational efficiency for customers in the government, enterprise and maritime sectors, among others.

Argus aims to offer customers technology agnostic interoperability across terrestrial, 5G/LTE, private LTE, and satellite networks, including third-party technologies. It will also be a centralized orchestration portal with end-to-end visibility for provisioning, monitoring, policy enforcement, and service analytics. It will also offer multi-path SD-WAN resiliency for intelligent path selection, seamless failover, and cost-optimized bearer prioritization.

“Argus was developed with the understanding that lives, missions, and outcomes depend on unfailing, agile, and secure connectivity in an increasingly complex environment,” This solution serves as an invisible backbone to bring these technologies into one cohesive framework, so organizations have visibility, control, security, and resilience to focus on what matters, when and where it matters, without worrying about their network,” Derek Dawson, CEO of Network Innovations, said in a statement.