Public Safety Software for Lithuania
Unified situational awareness for the Lithuanian Police, VSAT, and Fire Services — Suwalki Corridor management, Belarus border surveillance, and coordination with the NATO Multinational Division Northeast.
Lithuania Security Forces
Lithuania maintains the most robust security forces of the Baltic states in terms of defence investment (~2.5% GDP). The Lithuanian Police with ~12,000 officers and State Border Guard Service (VSAT) with ~5,000 are the main civilian bodies. The Lithuanian Army and National Riflemen Union (Šaulių sąjunga ~15,000) reinforce capabilities.
Police, Border, and Rescue
- • Lithuanian Police ~12,000 officers — 10 county police stations
- • VSAT — State Border Guard Service ~5,000 personnel
- • Fire and Rescue Department — national civil protection
- • BPT — Emergency Communications Centre, 112 operator
- • VSD — State Security Department (counterintelligence)
- • Šaulių sąjunga — National Riflemen Union ~15,000 reservists
NATO and the Suwalki Corridor
- • NATO Multinational Division Northeast HQ — Vilnius/Ruklai
- • NATO eFP — Enhanced Forward Presence, Germany battalion Ruklai
- • Suwalki Corridor — 104 km NATO strategic vulnerability
- • Frontex — Belarus border migration crisis management
- • EUROSUR — European external border surveillance system
- • Klaipeda LNG Terminal — energy independence from Russian gas
Economy, Infrastructure & Legal Framework
Ports, Energy & Economy
- • Klaipeda Port — only ice-free eastern Baltic port
- • Klaipeda LNG Terminal (Independence) — energy independence
- • ORLEN Lietuva Refinery (Mazeikiai) — 11M t/year
- • Tourism Vilnius/Trakai/Curonian Spit ~3M visitors/year
- • Technology — Vilnius startup hub, 6 unicorns born
Critical Infrastructure
- • Vilnius International Airport (VNO) — main hub
- • Rail Baltica — Tallinn-Warsaw corridor, Kaunas junction
- • LitPol Link — Lithuania-Poland electrical interconnection (ENTSO-E)
- • Smart border fence Belarus — 679 km under construction
- • Fiber + 5G Telia/Tele2/Bite — national coverage
- • Siauliai Air Base — NATO Baltic Air Policing HQ
Legal & Regulatory Framework
- • Law on Public Procurement of Lithuania — CVP IS portal
- • GDPR + ADA — State Data Protection Inspectorate (VDAI)
- • Cybersecurity Law 2018 / NIS2 transposition 2024
- • Bank of Lithuania (Lietuvos bankas) — Euro (EUR), Eurozone 2015
- • NATO/EU/OECD/Schengen Area — key memberships
- • RRT — Communications Regulatory Authority (ICT regulator)
KabatOne Capabilities for Lithuania
The KabatOne platform provides an integrated suite adapted to Lithuania's strategic priorities: Suwalki Corridor management, Belarus border fence surveillance, Klaipeda Port and LNG Terminal protection, and coordination with the NATO Multinational Division Northeast.
K-Safety — National and NATO Command Center
Unified dashboard for Lithuanian Police, VSAT, and Fire Services with real-time incident visualization, Suwalki Corridor alerts, Belarus border management, and coordination with NATO units in Ruklai/Siauliai Air Base.
K-Dispatch — 112/BPT-Integrated CAD
Coordinated dispatch integrated with the BPT Emergency Communications Centre (112) for Police, Fire, and Ambulance across Lithuania's 10 counties, with special response protocols for Suwalki Corridor and Belarus border incidents.
K-Video — Border Fence & Klaipeda Port
Video management for the smart border fence with Belarus (679 km), Klaipeda Port, LNG Terminal, VNO Airport, and NATO Siauliai Air Base, with AI intrusion detection analytics compliant with GDPR/NIS2.
K-Connect — EUROSUR and Frontex Integration
Integration with EUROSUR for EU external border surveillance, operational coordination with Frontex rapid response deployments, and connection to Lithuanian state registers (RC — Residents Register, REGITRA — Vehicles) via Lithuanian eID.
Frequently Asked Questions
What security challenges does Lithuania face?
Lithuania is the most vulnerable NATO Eastern Flank country due to the Suwalki Gap: a 104 km land corridor between Poland and Lithuania separating the Russian Kaliningrad exclave from Belarus. If this corridor were cut, the Baltic states would be isolated by land. Lithuania also manages the longest Belarus border (679 km), experiencing the migration crisis instrumentalized by Lukashenko since 2021 (+4,000 illegal crossings/year). NATO maintains the Multinational Division Northeast HQ in Lithuania.
How does KabatOne support Lithuania security forces?
KabatOne provides unified situational awareness for the Lithuanian Police (~12,000 officers), State Border Guard Service (VSAT), Fire and Rescue Department, State Security Department (VSD), and National Riflemen Union (Šaulių sąjunga). The platform integrates with the 112 system of the Emergency Communications Centre (BPT) and complies with GDPR and NIS2/ISO 27001 security standards.
What critical infrastructure requires protection in Lithuania?
Critical infrastructure includes the Suwalki Corridor (NATO strategic priority), Klaipeda Port (the only ice-free eastern Baltic port, LNG terminal), Vilnius International Airport (VNO), Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant (decommissioned), LitPol Link/NordBalt electrical interconnections for BRELL disconnection in 2025, Klaipeda LNG Terminal (Independence), and NATO Multinational Division Northeast HQ in Vilnius/Ruklai.
How does KabatOne manage Belarus border security?
KabatOne integrates video surveillance from the Lithuanian-Belarusian smart border fence (679 km under construction), VSAT unit tracking, and motion/thermal sensor data for illegal crossing detection. The platform coordinates with Frontex for resource deployment, manages exclusion zone alert systems, and provides an incident documentation workflow compliant with the Schengen Border Code and EUROSUR standard for EU external border surveillance.
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