The private AI stack for government and defense
One governed place to use AI without creating a new cloud dependency or a vendor-controlled data path. We implement the stack inside your boundary — on-premise, sovereign cloud, or air-gapped — and data crosses it only when you choose to route it.
Architecture under control
Identity, knowledge, models, and records remain inside the deployment pattern your organization approves.
Air-gap
Fully disconnected operation with local models and no mandatory external providers.
Enclaves
One deployment per enclave: classification boundaries are enforced by infrastructure, not policy.
Identity and access
SSO, groups, and role- and need-to-know-based access mapped to how your organization operates.
Audit and accreditation
Logs, retention, and administrative review inside your own accreditation process.
Readiness is not connectivity. It is knowing your tools keep responding when every link is cut, and that nothing reaches the mission without your command.
The gap is shadow AI
A usable place to work with documents, search knowledge, call tools, and share results.
Accreditation, role- and need-to-know-based access, retention, audit trails, and administrative review.
Split across unmanaged tools, that space becomes shadow AI. On a classified network, shadow AI is not a productivity problem; it is an incident. Astraed gives the mission one governed place to use AI.
Review
Before authorizing the system on your network, your accrediting authority needs the full detail: components, data paths, dependencies, and logs. Astraed delivers that package ready to use:
Astraed implements and operates the stack inside your approved boundary. Scope, sequence, and timeline are defined with your technical team and accrediting authority.
Scope and pricing
We assess architecture, classification, accreditation, connectivity, and operations before defining investment and timeline. Air-gapped and multi-enclave deployments require a specific proposal.
01 · Assessment
Environment, data paths, dependencies, and accreditation requirements.
02 · Proposal
Architecture, phases, responsibilities, investment, and timeline.
03 · Operations
Support, updates, and controls under the approved operating model.
Questions
The stack is built to be self-hosted and can operate disconnected, with local inference engines and no external providers. The decision for a classified network belongs to your accrediting authority; the software adds no mandatory external dependency that would prevent it.
In a disconnected deployment with local models, conversations, files, embeddings, users, and logs remain in the database and storage operated by your organization. Any outbound path or operational logging is defined and approved as part of the enclave architecture.
Any model you can serve inside the boundary: open models through local inference engines or any compatible endpoint. As the open-model landscape changes, the model can be replaced without changing the working environment.
Astraed. Installation, monitoring, backups, and updates are part of the service. If you have an IT team, we work within its policies; if you do not, one is not required.
We prepare a proposal based on enclave, classification, accreditation requirements, connectivity, and operating model. The initial assessment defines architecture, phases, responsibilities, investment, and timeline before committing to deployment.
Everything is yours: the infrastructure is in your name, and conversations, documents, and knowledge bases can be exported in full. There is no proprietary platform holding you back.
In a 30-minute conversation, we review your environment, accreditation requirements, and the appropriate deployment pattern.
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