Purpose-Built Compliance Infrastructure

Every product is designed from the ground up for federal and defense requirements — not adapted from commercial tools.

Sovereign GRC™

CMMC Level 2/3 and FedRAMP compliance platform. 110 NIST SP 800-171 controls, automated SSP generation, OSCAL export, Duo MFA, and continuous posture management.

Sovereign Mesh™

Zero-trust dark mesh infrastructure. Internal services are invisible to the public internet. Every connection is verified, every access path is explicitly policy-authorized.

Sovereign Trust CDS™

Cross-domain solution framework for controlled unclassified information environments. Engineered for FIPS 140-3 and DISA STIG compliance.

Sovereign GRC™

CMMC Certification Shouldn't Require a $50,000 Tool or a Six-Month Consulting Engagement.

CMMC Level 2 requires you to assess 110 security controls, produce a System Security Plan, manage a Plan of Action & Milestones, and hand a C3PAO assessor a complete, auditable compliance package. Doing that in spreadsheets takes months and falls apart under assessment. Sovereign GRC™ handles the entire workflow — on your infrastructure, under your control.

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Controls pre-loaded on day one. All 110 NIST SP 800-171 controls are structured and ready for assessment. No configuration. No spreadsheet imports.
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Your tools feed the assessment automatically. Microsoft Intune telemetry maps directly to up to 40 controls. SentinelOne, Splunk, Nessus, and Duo integrations fill additional control evidence from your existing environment — not from guesswork.
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SSP and POA&M write themselves. Implementation statements are generated from your assessment data. Your POA&M tracks open items with remediation timelines. Your SPRS score is calculated automatically.
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OSCAL export — C3PAO-ready on day one. Full OSCAL JSON output in the format assessors and authorizing officials use. Nothing your assessor needs to ask you to rebuild.
Built for: DIB contractors pursuing CMMC L2/L3  ·  Defense software vendors pursuing FedRAMP Moderate/High  ·  MSPs managing compliance for multiple clients
Sovereign Mesh™

There Is No Attack Surface If There Is No Public Infrastructure.

Traditional network security builds walls around your infrastructure. Sovereign Mesh™ removes your infrastructure from the internet entirely. Services have no public IP addresses. There are no inbound firewall rules to misconfigure. There is no VPN gateway to exploit. Your network is dark — not hardened, dark.

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Zero inbound ports on every node. Controllers, routers, and application services establish all connections outbound through cryptographically verified identity tunnels. An attacker scanning your IP range finds nothing — because there is nothing to find.
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Identity, not network address, controls access. Every participant in the mesh holds a cryptographic identity. Access policy is explicit and identity-verified at every connection — not implicit based on what subnet a device sits on.
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FIPS 140-3 and DISA STIGs — at the boot layer. Every Sovereign Mesh™ node is deployed with FIPS 140-3 validated cryptography active at the kernel level and DISA STIG hardening applied at deployment. This is not a compliance posture added after the fact.
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Self-Heal Engine — autonomous remediation with compliance evidence. Every node is monitored. Failures are detected and remediated automatically — service restart, cryptographic identity re-enrollment, control plane recovery — in order, without human intervention. Every remediation action is logged with CMMC and NIST 800-53 control mappings for your audit record.
Built for: Federal contractors with CUI environments  ·  DoD program offices requiring FIPS 140-3 and DISA STIG compliance  ·  Organizations that cannot use shared public cloud infrastructure for sensitive workloads
Sovereign Trust CDS™

Cross-Domain Without the Hardware Appliance. Or the Public Exposure.

Cross-domain solutions — systems that control information flow between networks of different classification levels — have historically required expensive hardware appliances, lengthy government certification cycles, and public-facing infrastructure that creates its own attack surface. Sovereign Trust CDS™ implements classification boundary controls over a dark zero-trust transport layer, with no public infrastructure and dual-layer encryption throughout.

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Dark transport — cross-domain traffic with no public exposure. Information flow between classification domains is carried over identity-verified, cryptographically authenticated tunnels. No public IP. No exposed endpoints. The domain boundary is enforced by policy and cryptographic identity, not network address.
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Dual-layer encryption — IPSec and mTLS simultaneously. Layer 3 and Layer 7 encryption operate in parallel across domain boundaries. Compromise of one layer does not compromise the other — consistent with NSA CSfC dual-layer architecture requirements.
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IT/OT convergence — Purdue model, zero-trust enforcement. Operational technology environments (SCADA, ICS) participate in the mesh with no public exposure. IT/OT boundary enforcement is implemented as zero-trust service policy mapped to Purdue model levels — not firewall rules.
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Pluggable cryptographic module — government crypto substitution. The cryptographic abstraction layer accepts NSA-approved module substitutions (Suite B, CNSA 2.0, post-quantum) without platform rebuild — designed for DoD program offices that specify their own approved cryptographic primitives.
Built for: DoD and IC organizations requiring IT/OT convergence across classification boundaries  ·  Program offices with NSA CSfC-aligned architecture requirements  ·  Critical infrastructure operators requiring OT dark isolation