Boryviter unites battlefield expertise, advanced analytics, and tactical innovation. From Counter-UAS and electronic warfare to command systems, we act as a system integrator in a complex, dynamic environment. We develop comprehensive capabilities that strengthen the Defence Forces of Ukraine, transforming combat realities into self-sustaining defence systems.
About the Centre
Comprehensive capability development from the trenches to the command post.
Live-environment interception tactics and multi-layered defence against real-world aerial threats.
Dominating the contested spectrum with resilient architectures for EW, SIGINT, and secure communications.
Building self-sustaining capabilities from aerial reconnaissance and strike drones to unmanned ground systems for logistics and frontline engineering.
Transforming raw combat data into institutional knowledge for rapid doctrinal adaptation.
Adapting operational planning and mission command to extreme resource and time constraints using advanced wargaming.
Targeted psychological interventions and expectation management protocols to build frontline resilience and drastically reduce uncertainty.
Deploying AI-driven assistants to analyse live combat debriefs and instantly identify capability gaps.
A team of psychologists from Boryviter’s “The Human Dimension” Line of Effort, together with the Public organization “Psychological Support and Rehabilitation Vilnyy Vybir”, conducted an educational seminar titled “The Human Dimension: The Ukrainian Experience of Protracted War” in Stockholm, Sweden, at the invitation of the Swedish Defence University (SEDU).
In his expert column for Defender Media, Pavlo Musiienko, Head of the Analytical Department at the Boryviter Centre of Excellence, examines the role of Lessons Learned in strengthening the capabilities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the wider security and defence sector during wartime.
Boryviter's analytical team presented research on military adaptation at an international conference in Chisinau. Head of the Analytical Department Pavlo Musiienko, Head of the Military Research Oleksandr Nadelniuk, and Military Researcher Anastasiia Bohomolova participated in the international academic conference "Moldova in the Context of the New Regional Security Architecture," organized by the Royal Danish Defence College (RDDC) and the Military Academy of the Armed Forces of Moldova (AFMA).