Alliance Dispatch
Sky Fort Systems Joins A.C.E. Alliance, Expanding Global Security and Operational Support
A.C.E. has welcomed Sky Fort Systems into the A.C.E. Alliance, adding experienced security operations, investigations, intelligence, training, protection, and logistics capability to the organization’s international network.
October 2, 2026

Based in Croatia, Sky Fort Systems is a security operations and logistics company supporting government, defense, corporate, and private-sector clients operating in complex risk environments.
Its core capabilities span security risk assessment and mitigation, physical security, executive protection, crisis management, corporate investigations, due diligence, threat intelligence, fraud detection, security assistance, and specialized training.
Sky Fort also supports capacity-building and partner-nation programs through advisory and mentorship work, tactical and operational instruction, institutional development, and sustainment support. Its logistics capabilities include planning and coordination, warehousing, distribution, inventory management, transportation, and forward deployment — particularly in remote or challenging operating environments.
The company brings personnel with backgrounds across military, law enforcement, intelligence, and security disciplines and has also been accepted into SOF RACER, the USSOCOM Rapid Acquisition Consortium for Emerging Requirements, providing another connection into the broader defense and special-operations innovation community.
For A.C.E., the relationship adds something fundamentally different from another technology platform.
Sky Fort strengthens the Alliance’s ability to support the physical and operational side of a mission — protecting personnel, assessing risk, developing intelligence, training teams, supporting complex logistics, and helping sustain operations when work moves into challenging environments.
Those capabilities can be combined with A.C.E. intelligence, autonomous systems, communications, investigative resources, public-safety technology, and other Alliance partners depending on the requirement.
The partnership further expands A.C.E.’s ability to assemble mission-specific teams that move from information and technology into real-world operational support when appropriate.
