FAQ¶

What exactly does Haris collect and process on the vessel?¶

Haris is designed to ingest vessel telemetry from NMEA 0183, NMEA 2000, and Signal K compatible sources. It can normalize those inputs on the edge device, monitor local system health, and prepare selected data for controlled transmission toward the operations center.

Why is Haris presented as a secure system?¶

The security model does not rely on one feature alone. Haris combines encrypted transport, fail-closed firewall assumptions, service isolation, monitored device health, and operational controls around deployment and physical access.

How does Haris stay useful if the vessel link is unstable or intermittent?¶

The architecture is edge-first, which means collection and local processing happen on the vessel before any uplink is required. The node keeps ingesting, buffering, and monitoring even when connectivity is degraded.

Can Haris integrate with a Security Operations Center or M-SOC workflow?¶

Yes. Haris is designed to support SOC and M-SOC style operations by forwarding structured telemetry, logs, and health context into centralized monitoring environments.