Securing CUI on the Edge
Aerospace and Defense contractors are bound by strict federal compliance rules (NIST SP 800-171, DFARS 252.204-7012, and ITAR). Transmitting technical specifications, blueprint metadata, proposal drafts, or Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) to public cloud endpoints is legally prohibited and represents a severe national security risk.
SAS builds and hardens fully disconnected, on-premise AI runtimes running on secure local hardware nodes (Nvidia DGX/RTX and Apple Silicon Ultra). Our configurations contain zero external network pathways, ensuring your agency's data remains entirely localized and secure.
Core Applications
- • CUI Search: Query thousands of local engineering and compliance documents instantly via local RAG (Qdrant).
- • ITAR Protection: Process technical specifications and assembly steps within physical, air-gapped enclaves.
- • Automated Audits: Scan project logs and documentation for NIST SP 800-171 compliance issues locally.
- • Custom Fine-Tuning: Customize open-source models (Llama/Mistral) on proprietary technical data offline.
Enforcing ITAR & NIST SP 800-171 Controls
Federal contractors face severe sanctions for leaking CUI or ITAR-controlled technical data. Many organizations attempt to secure their workflows by using cloud providers' "government-cloud" offerings, but even these platforms introduce data processing paths that traverse external data centers and rely on software access policies rather than physical boundaries.
SAS establishes physical sovereignty. We deploy models locally inside your audited, secure enclaves. All model operations, local PGVector indexing, and agent orchestrations fall entirely within your physical facility firewall boundaries. This satisfies all NIST SP 800-171 communication protection rules, rendering data leaks physically impossible and securing your status as a compliant, reliable defense partner.