Washington, DC – August 12, 2025 – Gallatin announced today that its Navigator decision support platform for defense logistics is now enabled for native deployment into existing Palantir environments. Deployed this way, Navigator can instantly read from and write to a customer’s curated Palantir ontology—making its outputs immediately available across the platform—while fully inheriting all existing security, compliance, and access controls.
This milestone follows a year of close collaboration between Gallatin and Palantir across Foundry, AIP, FedStart, and the Palantir Defense Ontology SDK. The result is a Navigator deployment model that delivers full data interoperability and inherits all existing security policies. The achievement strengthens Gallatin’s position at the forefront of secure, interoperable defense logistics platforms and underscores Palantir’s commitment to enabling the defense ecosystem.
“Navigator can be deployed directly within a customer’s existing Palantir platform—instantly tapping into curated data, applying analysis, and pushing results back across the environment,” said Daniel Buchmueller, CTO of Gallatin. “Customers get secure, two-way interoperability under their existing security and compliance controls, making Navigator a true plug-and-play upgrade for mission-critical decision support.”
Gallatin is fully compatible with Palantir applications via the Defense Ontology SDK, ensuring that data and decisions produced in Navigator flow without friction to other users and applications. This amplifies value across the broader mission system, delivering immediate operational impact without rework, disruption, or risk to security posture. For defense organizations already invested in Palantir, it means they can now deploy advanced decision support on day one—maximizing the return on their existing data infrastructure while accelerating mission outcomes.
