SCYTALYS is participating in World Defense Show 2026, held in Riyadh from 8 to 12 February 2026, as part of the EFA Group presence at one of the Middle East’s leading international defence exhibitions. The company is showcasing its latest developments in Mission and Tactical Command & Control (C2) systems, focusing on interoperability, secure communications, and real-time operational awareness across air, land, and maritime domains.
At the centre of SCYTALYS’ presentation is MIMS C2, a modern C4ISR mission system designed to deliver a comprehensive Common Operational Picture (COP) through the integration of tactical data from sensors and external systems via secure data links. Developed to support joint and combined operations, MIMS C2 is highly scalable and can be deployed at both operational and tactical levels, from forward command posts to joint force command centres.
The system supports NATO-standard data links, including Link 11, Link 16, Link 22, and JREAP-C, while also enabling connectivity with national and custom tactical data links through a Multi Data Link Gateway. This architecture allows real-time exchange of tactical information and secure voice and data communications across distributed forces and platforms. According to the company, MIMS C2 is designed to enhance decision-making and coordination in complex, multi-domain operational environments.