The System Protecting Taiwan’s Military Networks Is Also Deployed in Morocco

On its official website, Lyntris presents Garda Cyber Command Suite as an “operationally deployed” cyberdefense solution and directly cites the “Moroccan Armed Forces” alongside Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense.

The platform can notably detect threats in real time, automate incident response, monitor endpoints, identify intrusions, and analyze attacks using artificial intelligence.

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Lyntris states that Garda is currently deployed in Morocco, Taiwan, and Armenia and monitors more than 100 sites across these three countries. This figure is global: the company does not specify how many sites are located in Morocco.

Morocco’s presence is all the more significant because Lyntris explains that it developed this technology to meet the security requirements imposed on partner countries seeking to exchange sensitive military information with US systems.

Morocco also appears in an official US document

Morocco appears not only on the company’s commercial website. In its S-1 document filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on July 23, 2026, Lyntris cites its “defense programs for allied countries” in Morocco, Egypt, Taiwan, and Europe.

The company also indicates that its international activities include military deployments of command-and-control systems and mission software. In 2025, approximately 15% of its revenue came from international customers located in allied countries.

This presence is part of increasingly technological military cooperation between Rabat and Washington. Moroccan forces have notably already tested with the United States the secure exchange of tactical data via Link-16 and new military technologies during exercises organized in Morocco.

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Lyntris provides neither the number of FAR sites equipped, nor the date of the first deployment, nor the amount of any potential contract. But its own documents now establish that the same American cyberdefense suite is operational in Morocco and Taiwan.