Start your AI Journey

Start your AI journey with a system that belongs to you—fully private, fully secure, and completely under your control.

We design and deploy on-premise and self-hosted AI solutions that give you all the benefits of modern large language models—without sacrificing compliance, confidentiality, or ownership. No third-party platforms, no hidden data sharing, and no vendor lock-in.

Need to upload CUI, proprietary data, or sensitive internal documents? No problem. Everything stays inside your environment—your data, your infrastructure, your rules. We work with your security team to ensure the deployment meets your internal controls and aligns with regulatory frameworks like CMMC, ITAR, or HIPAA, depending on your domain.

Beyond basic chatbot functionality, we help you implement Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and graph-based memory to make your AI truly useful—letting you build specialized, searchable intelligence engines grounded in your own policies, documents, and knowledge. From initial deployment to workflow integration, we help you build AI you can trust and grow with.

CMMC is Coming to your Contract

Most organizations—even those with mature cybersecurity programs—take up to 18 months to achieve CMMC Level 2 certification.

That’s not a scare tactic. It’s a reality shaped by the complexity of the requirements, the depth of documentation, and the time it takes to remediate gaps in real environments. Achieving certification isn’t just about checking boxes—it’s about proving your systems, policies, and controls are consistently implemented and fully auditable.

Now here’s the clock you’re up against:

The final DFARS rule (48 CFR 252.204-7021) is expected to be released by October 2025, triggering mandatory CMMC assessments for thousands of defense contractors. Once that rule drops, assessment demand will spike—and delays will be measured not just in months, but in lost revenue and lost eligibility to bid.

NIST SP800-171Ar3 Is Here

We know this kind of update only thrills a select few.
(Yes, we see you.)

But here’s what matters: the release of NIST SP 800-171 Revision 3 and the new Canadian Program Cybersecurity Standardization Catalog (CPCSC) signals a clear shift in how cybersecurity compliance will be assessed—not just in Canada, but coming to the US soon.

Even if your organization has a mature CMMC or NIST SP 800-171r2 program, the new assessment objectives are more rigorous and more explicit. This is not just an update—it’s a warning shot. DFARS and CMMC requirements are changing, and delays in adapting could mean failed audits or lost contracts.

Now is the time to assess your readiness.

We can help you identify the gaps, prioritize the changes, and future-proof your compliance strategy. Or, if you prefer to tackle it solo, here’s the standard: [link].

But if you’d rather not bet your business on guesswork—let’s talk.