Solution · Public Sector

Public Sector. EO 14028 evidence as a query, not a project.

Federal agencies, defence contractors, and regulated public-sector buyers run on signed software, attested supply chains, and auditable AI. Safeguard ships the deployment shape, evidence pipeline, and Griffin model lineup that the boundary requires.

FedRAMP
HIGH-ready
CMMC
L2 / L3 aligned
EO 14028
SSDF + SBOM
STQC
Ready
Public-sector pressures

The boundary is the constraint.

EO 14028 attestation

Federal vendors must provide signed SBOMs and SSDF attestation for every release. Manual evidence collection cannot keep up with the cadence of modern shipping.

FedRAMP HIGH / IL5+

Data-residency, FIPS-validated crypto, and operational-control constraints rule out most commercial SaaS approaches. You need a deployment shape designed for the boundary.

CMMC L2 / L3

DoD primes and subs must evidence supply-chain controls continuously. Annual audits no longer satisfy the standard — telemetry has to be queryable.

Procurement cycles

Government buyers want a single trust packet, not a 90-question spreadsheet. Compress the months-long evidence gathering into a one-click export.

How Safeguard fits

Capability mapped to federal expectation.

EO 14028 evidence pipeline

SBOM, SSDF, and provenance attestation generated continuously from your build pipeline. Signed with sigstore, exportable in CycloneDX and SPDX.

FedRAMP HIGH-ready architecture

Designed for HIGH-baseline controls. Air-gapped sovereign mode for the most sensitive workloads with no internet egress requirement.

CMMC L3-aligned controls

Pre-mapped control narratives, evidence collection, and audit trails. Continuous re-evaluation so your assessor sees live posture, not a moment-in-time PDF.

One-click trust packet

Signed SBOM, VEX statements, attestation history, and scan results — packaged for procurement officers in a single read-only export.

Compliance alignment

Frameworks the platform is mapped to.

FedRAMP HIGH
CMMC L2 / L3
NIST SP 800-161
NIST SP 800-53
EO 14028
SSDF (NIST SP 800-218)
FISMA
STIG-aligned hardening
Reference architecture

Sovereign deployment inside the boundary.

Step 01

Sovereign deployment on customer GPU

Full Griffin lineup including Griffin Zero (671B-MoE) runs inside the customer-controlled enclave. Model weights signed and attested at install.

Step 02

No internet egress

Vulnerability feeds (NVD, OSV, EPSS, KEV) sync via approved one-way conduits. Inference, audit, and reporting stay within the boundary.

Step 03

Audit log export

Every action emits a signed event in JSON and CycloneDX. Stream to the agency SIEM or archive to write-once storage for retention requirements.

Step 04

Trust packet portal

Read-only portal for procurement and audit teams. SBOM, VEX, SSDF attestation, and scan history accessible without granting platform credentials.

Bring Griffin inside the boundary.

Talk to the team about FedRAMP HIGH alignment, CMMC L3 evidence pipelines, and on-prem GPU sizing for the full Griffin lineup.