Dispersive Stealth Networking

Dispersive Stealth Networking is a network security platform that provides secure connectivity through dynamic multi-path routing technology. The platform splits, encrypts, and routes traffic across multiple unpredictable network paths to prevent interception and eliminate single points of failure. The solution is available in two deployment models: DispersiveCloud, a hosted cloud-native solution running on AWS and Azure infrastructure, and DispersiveFabric, a self-hosted software-defined overlay network using microservices architecture that can be deployed on public cloud, private cloud, containers, VMs, or dedicated hardware. The platform operates by splitting data streams at authenticated sources, re-addressing packets with Dispersive headers, routing traffic through software nodes called Data Deflects, and reassembling packets at authenticated destinations. The system can establish new paths during transmission to avoid link failures and bypass congested pathways. Built on zero-trust principles, the platform hides network endpoints, enforces least-privilege access, and provides Layer 2-4 transport. The technology is designed to replace legacy WAN technologies, IPSec tunnels, and traditional VPNs while supporting cloud, hybrid, and edge environments. Target industries include defense, intelligence, critical infrastructure, financial services, healthcare, and cloud-based enterprises requiring high-security network connectivity.