Built for civilian agencies, defence primes, and the integrators that serve them. FedRAMP HIGH, IL7, CMMC, SSDF, and EO 14028 attestation evidence — generated from the same SBOM pipeline that powers commercial deployments.
Compliance frameworks ask for artefacts, not assurances. Safeguard ships the artefacts.
A control-mapped reference architecture that drops into FedRAMP HIGH boundaries and IL7 enclaves. Continuous monitoring artefacts, POA&M-ready findings, and full inheritance from AWS GovCloud and Azure Government.
Bring the entire Safeguard stack — engine, models, vulnerability feed, signing infrastructure — inside the wire. Updates ship as signed offline bundles. No tenant data ever leaves the enclave.
Generate the self-attestation evidence packages CISA expects under EO 14028 — SSDF practice-by-practice, SBOMs in CycloneDX or SPDX, build provenance under SLSA, all pinned to the commit that produced them.
Pre-mapped to CMMC 2.0 Level 3 practice families covering configuration management, risk assessment, and supply chain integrity — so primes and subs can show their evidence without rebuilding the control narrative.
Four exposures every prime, sub, and integrator is now expected to evidence — not just describe.
Every DoD prime and sub now operates under continuous controls. Point-in-time PDFs no longer satisfy an assessor walking the SCIF.
Verifiable, repeatable, auditable, on every release. A control narrative that lives in a wiki page is not evidence.
Air-gapped operation with no internet egress for the platform itself. Tenant data, model weights, and vulnerability feeds all stay inside the wire.
Internal first, public only when authorised. The disclosure workflow must enforce that order — manually managing it does not scale.
Seven evidence flows that compress from weeks to minutes once the platform is the system of record.
Talk to the team about FedRAMP boundary inheritance, offline update bundles, and the evidence packages your ATO package needs.