Aviation & Aerospace Group is a global aerospace, defense, and security company managing operations across multiple continents while handling classified and controlled information. The organization manages one of the most complex multi-classification environments in defense requiring seamless collaboration between public, confidential, and classified security domains while maintaining Department of Defense compliance standards.
AutoStore is a global leader in automated warehouse robotics and material handling solutions, serving enterprise logistics operations across Europe, North America, and Asia-Pacific. With rapidly expanding installations requiring 24/7 technical support, AutoStore manages complex IT infrastructure spanning servers, networking, and end-user computing devices across 14 countries. The company's growth trajectory demanded a dispatch partner capable of handling multi-domain technical complexity across genuinely remote geographies including Nordic locations where engineer availability is among the most constrained in the industry.
Aviation & Aerospace Group faced a security-driven constraint: operating across public, confidential, and classified networks while maintaining IL5/IL6 compliance required infrastructure that could enforce strict information barriers without degrading user experience. Legacy systems could not meet modern security standards.
The engagement demanded architecting tiered security with hardware-based attestation, ensuring all devices met Secured-core PC standards, implementing credential guard and application control, supporting cross-domain data transfer workflows, and maintaining full audit trails for classified operations.
Teceze designed and implemented a multi-tier security model: hardware-verified endpoints with Secured-core PC, enforced credential guard preventing credential theft, application control limiting execution to approved software, and cross-domain connectors enabling secure information flow between classification levels.
From challenge to transformation, the solution included:
Hardware-based security with TPM 2.0, UEFI secure boot, and Measured Boot. All 85K endpoints verified for device integrity before network connection.
Memory encryption protecting credentials from kernel-level attacks. Real-time firmware and kernel integrity monitoring.
Whitelisting application execution by cryptographic hash. Device lockdown for classified enclaves prevents unauthorized software.
Secure data transfer between classification levels with hardware-based TLS. Automated encryption/decryption at domain boundaries.
Operational transparency and stakeholder alignment are critical to program success. A layered governance model keeps program health and costs visible:
| Cadence | Forum | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | Security stand-up | Endpoint compliance status, security incidents, regional issues, threat intelligence updates |
| Weekly | Security review | Device deployment metrics, compliance status, security patch status, at-risk endpoints |
| Monthly | Governance call | Overall security posture, compliance audit status, cross-domain activity review, threat assessment. |
| Quarterly | Executive review | Program health, compliance certification status, government inspection readiness, expansion roadmap |
“Defense-grade security cannot compromise operational velocity. Teceze built infrastructure where security is invisible to users. Cross-domain workflows are seamless, and classified networks remain air-gapped. We have passed multiple government audits with zero findings.”
— Chief Security Officer, Defense Operations
The engagement is delivered by Teceze as the primary security and infrastructure partner. Teceze provides tiered security architecture, hardware verification design, cross-domain workflow configuration, government compliance documentation, and ongoing optimization.
Scaling coverage and response speed while sustaining the performance foundation already in place