In-enclave compliance firewall for defense

EngineerAttaching the revised drawing for the subcontractor. It lists the thrust-vector tolerances and performance specs for the actuator — let me know if the numbers look right before I send it out.
Atium flagged this message: Suspected unmarked CUI (Controlled Technical Information). Route to your authorized holder (ISSO) before sending externally.

Built for the Defense Industrial Base under CMMC 2.0 / NIST 800-171. Detect unmarked and derivative CUI/ITAR at the boundary.Intelligence that keeps 100% of your data inside your enclave.

How it works

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Work normally in your flow

Atium inspects outbound email and documents inside your enclave.

02

Detect suspected CUI

A cascade of fine-tuned classifiers and an in-enclave SLM flag unmarked and derivative CUI/ITAR with evidence.

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Route to an authorized holder

Suspected CUI is routed to the ISSO for designation — Atium never self-designates.

04

Deploys inside your enclave

On-prem or Azure Government / GCC High. No external AI calls. No data leaves your boundary.

“Grammarly for Compliance” integrated directly into your communication workflow

Risky messages are surfaced with evidence before they become an incident you have to report.

Zero egress — data never leaves your infrastructure

All detection runs inside your enclave (on-prem or Azure Gov / GCC High). CUI and ITAR-controlled data are never routed through commercial cloud AI.

Multi-stage detection cascade: deterministic + ML + in-enclave SLM

Deterministic rules enforce known CUI markings, ML surfaces unmarked and derivative material, and the in-enclave SLM explains why — all designed around a strict false-positive budget.

Human-in-the-loop designation by an authorized holder

Atium flags suspected CUI with evidence and routes it to the ISSO — it never self-designates, keeping you on the right side of CUI handling rules.

ISSO review portal with assessor-ready audit trail

Suspected CUI is queued for review; every decision is hash-chained and tamper-evident, mapped to NIST 800-171 controls for CMMC assessors.

Continuous Protection Active

In-Enclave · Zero Egress