Operational intelligence for subsea critical infrastructure

See threats around subsea cables before they become outages.

Sondra brings maritime, satellite, sensor and operator data into one operational picture — so teams can assess exposure, detect suspicious activity, coordinate response and preserve the record.

For cable operators, interconnector owners, public authorities and risk partners. The console is an interactive demonstration using representative data.

Interactive demonstration
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Two minutes, no contact details

Find the Sondra view for your role

Answer three questions and we will show you the part of Sondra that matches what you are responsible for.

  1. Role
  2. Infrastructure
  3. Priority
Which best describes your role?

Which best describes your role?

Four things Sondra does for subsea infrastructure

One platform across the resilience cycle, from exposure mapping to the preserved incident record.

Assess exposure

Map assets, dependencies and concentrations of risk.

Detect suspicious activity

Correlate vessel, satellite and sensor signals to surface anomalies worth investigating.

Coordinate the first hour

Give operators and authorities one incident picture, with clear responsibilities and next actions.

Preserve the evidence

Maintain a provenance-tracked timeline for investigation, reporting and claims review.

One platform, three views

Sondra Operations, Sondra Command and Sondra Risk are views of the same intelligence platform, tuned to different decisions.

Sondra Operations

Infrastructure owner or operator

Protect uptime across the infrastructure your customers depend on.

How it applies

Sondra Command

Government, regulator or security authority

One operational picture for the infrastructure your economy depends on.

How it applies

Sondra Risk

Insurer, lender or investor

Understand subsea exposure using operational evidence, not static assumptions.

How it applies

See it running on the North Atlantic.