IN ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT

DEVOLUTION(X)

A research and development platform exploring RF-native detection, response, and forensic workflows—designed to extend SOC visibility into the electromagnetic domain.

DEVELOPMENT STATUS: Devolution(x) is currently in active development. Capabilities described reflect ongoing prototype work and experimental systems rather than a released product.

WHAT RF-NDR MEANS

RF-NDR extends detection and response into the electromagnetic domain—where signals may be transient, non-cooperative, encrypted, proprietary, or intentionally evasive.

Spectrum Baselining

Continuous monitoring and anomaly detection to establish normal operating patterns.

Signal Behavior Analysis

Analysis beyond "known protocols" to identify suspicious transmission characteristics.

Investigative Workflows

Structured processes driven by RF evidence and forensic data capture.

Security Correlation

Correlation opportunities with traditional security telemetry when available.

WHAT RF-SOC MEANS

A Spectrum Operations Center (RF-SOC) applies SOC discipline to RF operations, moving away from ad-hoc analysis to structured defense.

RF alerts and triage workflows
Signal timelines and replayable sessions
Analyst-centered context and confidence scoring
Evidence-minded reporting and repeatability

CAPABILITY AREAS (IN DEVELOPMENT)

AI-Driven RF Threat Detection

Advanced detection logic utilizing RF Machine Learning (RFML) to identify anomalous and suspicious activity beyond standard protocol signatures.

Threat Detection Dashboard

RF Incident Response

Experimental workflows to triage RF events, pivot into captured data, replay activity, and document findings.

RF Incident Response Dashboard

GPU-Accelerated Analytics

In-development pipelines leveraging modern GPUs for scalable RF processing and feature extraction.

GPU Analytics Dashboard

AI-Assisted RF Attribution

Exploration of models that support analyst reasoning with confidence, context, and interpretability. Explainable by design.

Forensic Capture & Replay

Work toward chain-of-custody-aligned recording, replay, and reporting for RF investigations.

Distributed Sensing & Fusion

Research track exploring multi-node correlation concepts, synchronization, and fused operational views.

Drone detection visualization

COUNTER-DRONE OPERATIONS TRACK

Devolution(x) includes a counter-drone research track focused on RF-native detection and response workflows.

Geofencing

Protected-zone definition, alerting logic, and incident timelines tied to RF observations.

Geofence Analytics Interface

Direction Finding

Bearing estimation and localization concepts with confidence scoring and operator review.

Direction-of-Attack Analytics Interface

Tracking & Correlation

Temporal tracking of drone-linked RF activity, including correlation across sensors and events.

Response Orchestration

Workflow support for response coordination, decision logging, and post-incident reporting.

COMPLIANCE & AUTHORIZATION

Devolution(x) counter-UAS capabilities are in active development. Any mitigation/neutralization activities are intended only for lawful, authorized use and may depend on jurisdiction, licensing, and operational authority.

Our focus is on response workflows that help operators move from detection to action—supporting coordination with authorized counter-UAS systems and documenting outcomes.

AGENTIC OPERATIONS LAYER

Devolution(x) explores an agentic operating model designed to support RF-NDR and RF-SOC workflows through bounded, role-aligned agents.

Agentic Blue Team

Assists with triage, enrichment, correlation, investigative pivots, and workflow consistency—supporting human decision-making.

Agentic Red Team

Models adversarial RF behavior and runs controlled simulations to validate detections and stress-test assumptions.

Agentic Platform Ops

Assists with operational readiness: sensor status, pipeline integrity checks, data quality validation, and system health visibility.

OVERSIGHT STATEMENT

Devolution(x) is designed with human oversight as a core requirement. Agentic components are intended to assist operators and analysts, not replace them.