Founding Design Partner Programme
PNTMAP™ Founding Design Partner Programme
Work directly with PNTMAP™ to evaluate emerging GNSS interference intelligence, define operational requirements and shape the capabilities needed by organisations that depend on trusted PNT.
£78,000 + VAT per organisation
12-month programme
Limited to 10 founding organisations
Structured engagement · Early capability access · Intelligence outputs · Integration evaluation · Potential network participation
We review programme enquiries for technical and operational fit. Submitting an enquiry does not create a contract or guarantee a place in the programme.
Programme purpose
A structured programme providing platform access, PNT requirements engagement, intelligence outputs, integration evaluation, technical engagement, roadmap input, early access to developing capabilities and potential participation in the PNTMAP™ monitoring network through one approved PNTMAP-operated node.
PNTMAP™ is expanding from its current sensing and evidence architecture toward a broader operational interference-intelligence capability. Founding Design Partners participate during this development phase, helping define operational workflows, reporting requirements, integration interfaces and deployment priorities.
Who should participate
Aviation & Airports
Organisations evaluating how GNSS interference awareness could support operational understanding, resilience planning and future monitoring requirements.
UAS & Autonomous Systems
Operators and technology providers dependent on reliable navigation and requiring better understanding of interference exposure.
Maritime & Ports
Organisations assessing GNSS integrity requirements around ports, coastal infrastructure and maritime operations.
Critical Infrastructure
Operators examining dependencies on positioning or timing and requirements for future monitoring or evidence capability.
Defence & Government
Organisations evaluating operational, strategic and sovereign requirements around trusted PNT.
PNT & Technology Providers
Companies building navigation, timing, sensing, assurance or situational-awareness systems that may consume PNTMAP™ data or integrate with future capabilities.
Insurance & Risk
Organisations exploring historical interference exposure, risk modelling and evidence requirements.
Research & Test Organisations
Institutions evaluating GNSS interference behaviour, evidence methods and future sensing architectures.
Why become a Founding Design Partner?
Influence requirements before commercial scale
Help define the workflows, evidence, reporting and integrations that matter operationally.
Evaluate PNTMAP™ against real operational needs
Assess how emerging PNTMAP™ capabilities fit the organisation's own PNT dependence and risk environment.
Establish an integration pathway
Define API, alerting, reporting and deployment requirements before broader commercial rollout.
Build institutional understanding of PNT interference
Develop a structured view of GNSS interference risk, relevant evidence and operational response requirements.
A structured design and operational evaluation programme
Operational capability access
Founding Design Partners receive access to relevant PNTMAP™ capabilities that are available during the programme, including the intelligence environment, event information, monitored-area functionality, historical records, notifications and integration interfaces where available.
Requirements definition
Each organisation works with the PNTMAP™ team to identify:
- ·operational use cases
- ·monitored locations or regions
- ·alerting requirements
- ·reporting requirements
- ·integration requirements
- ·evidence requirements
- ·deployment priorities
Structured design engagement
The engagement is scheduled rather than open-ended, and does not include unlimited consulting hours:
- ·initial programme onboarding
- ·operational requirements session
- ·use-case definition
- ·monitored-area configuration
- ·integration requirements review
- ·periodic programme reviews
- ·roadmap feedback
- ·final programme findings session
Intelligence outputs
Founding Design Partners may receive relevant outputs, reflecting capabilities actually available during the programme:
- ·interference-event information
- ·historical analysis
- ·relevant event summaries
- ·monitored-area observations
- ·recurring-pattern analysis
- ·confidence and evidence information
- ·periodic PNT interference intelligence reporting
Direct influence on platform development
Founding organisations can provide structured feedback on operational workflows, event representation, alerting, reporting, APIs, evidence presentation, deployment architecture and future monitoring requirements. Partner input informs development; it does not give any single partner control over the product roadmap.
Network Participation
Founding Design Partners may be eligible to host one PNTMAP-operated monitoring node, extending the evidence network into an operationally relevant environment. Any deployment is subject to technical, geographic, operational, regulatory and site-suitability assessment by Decent Cybersecurity. Where approved, the node will be supplied and operated by Decent Cybersecurity under separately agreed hosting arrangements.
Programme includes
Programme onboarding
Structured introduction to PNTMAP™ capabilities, current maturity and development roadmap.
Operational requirements workshop
Define the participating organisation's relevant PNT dependencies, operational environment and priority use cases.
PNTMAP™ platform access
Access to relevant platform capabilities made available to Founding Design Partners during the programme.
Monitored-area configuration
Define locations or regions relevant to the organisation where supported by current platform coverage and capability.
Interference intelligence
Access to relevant event information, historical intelligence and evidence context available within PNTMAP™.
Alerts and notifications
Relevant alerting functionality where available during the programme.
API and webhook access
Access to available integration interfaces subject to reasonable programme usage limits and technical availability.
Periodic intelligence reporting
Structured reporting on relevant PNTMAP™ observations and programme findings.
Direct technical engagement
Access to the PNTMAP™ team for structured programme, requirements and integration discussions.
Roadmap input
Opportunity to provide structured feedback affecting future PNTMAP™ workflows, reporting, APIs and deployment priorities.
Network participation eligibility
Subject to assessment and approval, the organisation may be eligible to host one PNTMAP-operated monitoring node at an agreed site.
Capability made available during the programme reflects the platform as it stands and as it develops. What is live today, and what is not, is stated in the capability status, which remains the canonical source for every claim on this page.
Participate in the PNTMAP network
Founding Design Partners may be considered for deployment of one PNTMAP-operated monitoring node at an agreed location.
A suitable deployment can provide PNTMAP™ with additional evidence coverage while giving the partner a direct role in the development of the monitoring network. Founding organisations do not merely observe development: where technically and operationally appropriate, they can participate directly in expansion of the evidence network.
Deployment is not guaranteed.
Every proposed deployment is assessed by Decent Cybersecurity against:
- ·geographic value to the PNTMAP™ network
- ·technical suitability
- ·site access
- ·connectivity
- ·power availability
- ·regulatory constraints
- ·operational environment
- ·security considerations
- ·installation complexity
- ·maintenance practicality
Where a site is approved, the final location, node configuration, hosting requirements and operating arrangements will be agreed with the participating organisation. Available sensing and evidence capabilities depend on the node configuration deployed at the approved site.
Node ownership and operation
Unless otherwise agreed in writing:
- ·the monitoring node remains the property of Decent Cybersecurity.
- ·Decent Cybersecurity operates and manages the node.
- ·Decent Cybersecurity determines the node configuration.
- ·Decent Cybersecurity may perform maintenance, updates or replacement.
- ·the partner acts as the approved host location.
- ·the partner does not obtain ownership of the hardware through the Founding Programme.
Hosting responsibilities
Approved deployments may require reasonable host support, depending on the selected site and node configuration, including:
- ·a suitable installation location
- ·power
- ·network connectivity where required
- ·reasonable physical access
- ·permissions necessary for installation
- ·reasonable access for maintenance
Specific hosting requirements will depend on the selected node configuration and site and will be agreed before deployment.
Deployment costs
Where Decent Cybersecurity approves a standard node deployment, ordinary node hardware and operation may form part of the Founding Design Partner engagement. Any exceptional civil works, specialist installation, third-party connectivity, permits, access infrastructure or other material site-specific costs may be separately scoped and quoted before deployment.
No geographic or data exclusivity
Hosting a PNTMAP™ node does not provide geographic exclusivity, exclusive access to observations, or any restriction on PNTMAP™ deploying additional nodes in the same region.
Continued suitability
Node deployment and continued operation remain subject to technical and operational suitability. Decent Cybersecurity may relocate, replace, upgrade or withdraw a node where reasonably required for network, maintenance, security or operational reasons.
Current maturity and transparency
The monitoring network is in Phase 1 deployment. Coverage is limited to airspace within reception range of commissioned nodes, and absence of data outside that footprint is not evidence of nominal conditions. Direct RF sensing and controlled validation testing remain in progress; nothing on this page should be read as nationwide coverage, guaranteed detection of jamming or spoofing, safety certification or regulatory approval.
Multi-source evidence
Correlation of available observations rather than reliance on a single signal or indicator.
Confidence-aware reporting
Events communicate confidence and evidence quality rather than presenting uncertain observations as fact.
Persistent event history
Interference activity becomes an analysable historical record rather than a transient alert.
Verifiable provenance
Where implemented, PNTMAP™ preserves provenance and integrity information supporting the origin and history of evidence.
The current implementation status of each principle is published in full on the methodology and validation pages.
Separately scoped capabilities
The £78,000 + VAT Founding Design Partner Programme does not include:
- ·customer-specific or non-standard dedicated sensor hardware
- ·physical installation
- ·site surveys
- ·dedicated RF infrastructure
- ·bespoke hardware development
- ·substantial bespoke software development
- ·unlimited engineering time
- ·major third-party integrations
- ·24/7 operational SLA
- ·guaranteed detection
- ·guaranteed nationwide coverage
- ·customer-exclusive geographic coverage
- ·sovereign/private instances
- ·classified deployments
- ·safety certification
- ·regulatory certification
Need dedicated monitoring infrastructure?
PNTMAP™ can separately scope customer-specific monitoring deployments for airports, ports, critical infrastructure, test environments, government organisations and other operational sites.
Government and sovereign pathway
Government and public-sector organisations may participate in the programme where the objective is to evaluate operational requirements, intelligence workflows, evidence requirements or integration needs. PNTMAP™ can also scope customer-specific architectures including dedicated monitoring infrastructure, customer-scoped intelligence environments and, where required, separate deployments under customer control. Details are on the government page.
After the Founding Programme
The Founding Design Partner Programme is distinct from PNTMAP™'s future general commercial services. Participants will have the opportunity to discuss transition to appropriate commercial, integration or dedicated-deployment arrangements as PNTMAP™ capabilities mature.
Network participation questions
Does every Founding Design Partner receive a PNTMAP™ node?
No. Founding Design Partners may be eligible to host one PNTMAP-operated monitoring node. Deployment is subject to technical, geographic, operational, regulatory, security and site-suitability assessment by Decent Cybersecurity.
Who owns the node?
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the node remains owned and operated by Decent Cybersecurity.
Is installation included in the programme fee?
Standard approved deployments may form part of the programme engagement. Exceptional installation, connectivity, permitting, access or other material site-specific costs may be scoped and quoted separately before deployment.
Does hosting a node give us exclusive coverage?
No. Hosting a node does not provide geographic exclusivity or prevent PNTMAP™ from operating additional nodes in the same area.
What data does the host receive?
The Founding Design Partner receives programme access according to the applicable PNTMAP™ capabilities and programme terms. Hosting a node does not automatically create exclusive ownership of observations or underlying network data.
Programme enquiry
PNTMAP™ is an interference-intelligence platform and is not a navigation service, not a safety-of-life system and not certified for operational flight, maritime or safety-critical decision-making. Programme participation is governed by the terms of use and a written engagement agreement.