SHD Tech (pronounced “Shade Tech”) is a shorthand for "Strategic Homeland Division Technology".

One of the Strategic Homeland Division's biggest advantages in the field is its revolutionary smart technology. Linked together into an intelligent grid by the SHD global satellite network, SHD Tech provides high-value, real-time intelligence for Division agents engaged in field operations.

Developed either exclusively by the Division's Research & Development department or adapted from military or commercial technological prototypes, SHD Tech is actually a catch-all term for all proprietary assets and systems employed exclusively by the Division and its agents. These include some of the most innovative augmented reality (AR) systems ever developed for policing or military actions: pod launchers, turrets, seeker mines and portable stations, to name a few.

SHD Network is the agency's core technology. It links numerous dedicated assets directly controlled by the Division - drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), AWACS airplanes, and telecom satellites - and piggybacks their output onto existing civil, commercial, and military networking structures (cellphone towers, WiFi hotspots, NASA and GPS radionavigation satellites, and so on) to create a seamless global web of connectivity and data.

This redundancy ensures the SHD Network's reliability in case of catastrophic emergency. This reliability is crucial: the network connects agents in the field to Division HQ and to strategic government decision makers.

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