Defence & Resilience
The first line of defence
VERÁ is a European, digital cross-domain data integration and orchestration platform, enabling instant connectivity to any system, modularity, scalability, information sharing, and common responses across systems and sectors.
VERÁ consolidates real-time data, alerts, visuals, and context in a single UI, enabling users to understand what’s happening, why, and what to do next, ensuring timely, coordinated, and rapid responses to emerging threats.
VERÁ is a European, digital cross-domain data integration and orchestration platform, enabling instant connectivity to any system, modularity, scalability, information sharing, and common responses across systems and sectors.
VERÁ consolidates real-time data, alerts, visuals, and context in a single UI, enabling users to understand what’s happening, why, and what to do next, ensuring timely, coordinated, and rapid responses to emerging threats.
Operational impact
VERÁ builds a live digital twin of the mission area, monitors in real time, detects anomalies, and enables a joint, coordinated response.
VERÁ builds a live digital twin of the mission area, monitors in real time, detects anomalies, and enables a joint, coordinated response.
Scenario [0.1]
Scenario [0.1]
Key capabilities
VERÁ’s UI layers data onto a polar stereographic map for Arctic-wide situational awareness.
The system flags a possible deliberate evasion: the cargo ship Volna Baltika deviates from its usual route and goes AIS-dark.
An operator is alerted and tasks a satellite.
A tasked satellite passes over the point of interest, enabling identification of the flagged vessel.
Scenario [0.2]
Scenario [0.2]
Key capabilities
VERÁ handles and secures complex military logistics operations with ease.
Allied forces and materiel arrive at a Danish port, en route to the Baltics.
VERÁ oversees and orchestrates the entire logistics operation: approval of dangerous goods, roadblock setup, and prediction of potential delays.
The system detects a drone that might interfere with the operation. A user immediately informs the police.
Scenario [0.3]
Scenario [0.3]
Key capabilities
VERÁ supports maritime surveillance in the Baltic region, creating a recognised maritime picture.
The system detects an anomaly – a vessel crosses into Swedish jurisdiction using an untraditional route – and issues a high risk of potential subsea infrastructure sabotage.
Since no Danish vessels are available, VERÁ calls on NATO allied assets for observation, intelligence, or deterrence.
A Dutch vessel is requested to be reassigned: one part of the Baltic Sentry mission.
The request is accepted, and the vessel is reallocated.
Built for digital sovereignty
VERÁ integrates seamlessly with existing systems, applications, and data stores with no forced architecture changes. It connects to any external source without ingesting or modifying master data, preserving customer control.
VERÁ guarantees full client autonomy, flexibility, and future freedom. Clients own what they invest in, with no lock-in, minimal IP restrictions, and freedom to extend the system independently.
VERÁ is infrastructure agnostic. Run it in the cloud, on-prem, or hybrid – your choice. VERÁ adjusts automatically to changes in demand and ensures safe 24/7 operation with robust failover, retries, and monitoring mechanisms.
VERÁ is fully extensible. Its modular, open design architecture accelerates adaptation to evolving threats, reduces development cycles, and enables rapid capability insertion to bridge air, space, and cyber domains safely.
When the future of Europe is at stake, the right partner matters – one with a proven track record of delivery across Defence & Resilience, Digital Government, and Critical Infrastructure.
From secure cloud platforms for the UK Ministry of Defence to an EU-wide Military Mobility solution, we deliver in high-assurance and classified environments.
We’ve built national digital backbones for Denmark’s critical infrastructure – the bedrock of resilience in crises – and are now reusing these solutions across the EU.
Denmark’s public sector is consistently ranked among the most digitalised globally. We’ve helped build its core platforms and are exporting proven GovTech to Germany, Scotland, Greece, and beyond.
From secure cloud platforms for the UK Ministry of Defence to an EU-wide Military Mobility solution, we deliver in high-assurance and classified environments.
We’ve built national digital backbones for Denmark’s critical infrastructure – the bedrock of resilience in crises – and are now reusing these solutions across the EU.
Denmark’s public sector is consistently ranked among the most digitalised globally. We’ve helped build its core platforms and are exporting proven GovTech to Germany, Scotland, Greece, and beyond.
Former Danish Army Brigadier General Charlotte Wetche served in Bosnia, Afghanistan, Iraq, and during the Kabul evacuation. For more than five years, she was military assistant to NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen.
Today, she leads the work on VERÁ.
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Director, Defence & Resilience
Charlotte, a former Danish Army Brigadier General, is Director of Defence & Resilience at Netcompany. She served in Bosnia, Afghanistan, Iraq, and during the Kabul evacuation. For more than five years, she served as military assistant to NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen. Today, she focuses on digital transformation of defence and strengthening public-private digital resilience in Europe.