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FedRAMP. FIPS.
Residency.
FedRAMP Moderate authorization in progress. FIPS 140-2 validated cryptography. Data residency controls at the platform level.
Explore the details
Put a boundary around where work runs.
Apply an example residency allowlist, then test a proposed destination. These regions illustrate policy behavior and are not a deployment or certification claim.
US East
us-eastAllowed by policyUS West
us-westAllowed by policyEurope
eu-centralOutside policyAsia Pacific
ap-eastOutside policyregion: us-east policy: US result: allow
Policy visualization only. Actual residency guarantees depend on your configured environment.
Controls
Built for government workloads.
FedRAMP Moderate
Controls mapped to NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5. Continuous monitoring and POA&M tracking included. Authorization in progress.
Fips 140-2
All cryptographic modules validated to FIPS 140-2 Level 1. TLS 1.3, AES-256-GCM, and ECDSA with NIST-approved curves.
Data residency
Pin workloads and data to specific geographic regions. Enforce residency at the platform level, not in application code.
Immutable audit trails
Tamper-evident logs for every operation. Export to SIEM, archive to S3-compatible storage, retain per policy.
RBAC + mfa
Role-based access control with mandatory multi-factor authentication. PIV/CAC smart card support planned.
Isolated enclaves
Dedicated network segments with no cross-tenant communication. WASM sandboxing provides additional isolation.
Certification progress
Where we stand.
Secure by default.
Compliant by design.
Built for agencies that need real security, not checkbox compliance.