HAVELSAN successfully completed NATO certification testing for four software capabilities at the Coalition Warrior Interoperability Exploration, Experimentation, Examination Exercise (CWIX), held annually in Poland. The DOOB-HQ, KAPI, Embedded NONC2 ATA DLP, and LYNX capabilities passed Assurance Verification and Validation (AV&V) tests, securing official approval for NATO Federated Mission Networking (FMN) interoperability. This achievement demonstrates the maturity of HAVELSAN products in meeting NATO standards and achieving seamless interoperability with allied systems.

HAVELSAN specializes in command and control systems, system integration, secure data sharing, and tactical communications within the defense sector. Since 2012, the company has maintained active participation in the CWIX Exercise, accumulating extensive experience in NATO-standard system development and compliance. In previous years, HAVELSAN earned AV&V certification for software products including DOOB, KAŞİF, ADVENT CMS, ADVENT MARTI, KARTAL, and NONC2 ATA DLP. This year, the company expanded its portfolio by adding four new capabilities to its certified offerings.

Command and control software systems are critical infrastructure enabling military forces from different nations to communicate seamlessly and share data during joint operations. FMN certification validates that these systems meet NATO's most stringent technical and security standards and can operate in full compatibility with allied forces. DOOB-HQ command center software, KAPI network management tool, Embedded NONC2 ATA DLP embedded data-sharing system, and LYNX tactical communications platform will play essential roles in Turkish Armed Forces participation in NATO operations.

Obtaining FMN Spiral 4 certifications is a formal prerequisite for participation in NATO operations scheduled for 2025-2027. These certifications prove that HAVELSAN software can directly integrate with NATO allies' command and control systems, enhancing operational effectiveness. The company's achievement underscores Turkish defense industry's growing capability to meet international standards and demonstrates that Turkish software solutions are gaining global recognition. HAVELSAN plans to continue advancing this progress by developing artificial intelligence-enabled command and control capabilities.

NATO nations developing command and control systems worldwide undergo similar certification processes. HAVELSAN's achievement in this domain contributes to Turkey's defense technology independence and localization objectives. The company intends to sustain its efforts through development of AI-assisted command and control capabilities. At the CWIX Exercise held June 6-26, 2026, 780 systems from 46 nations participated, while HAVELSAN operated with 43 personnel and 16 systems, demonstrating Turkish defense industry's international presence and capability.