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Defense & Aerospace

Air-gapped, sovereign cloud and tactical edge computing for mission-critical defense programs.

Sovereign identity, secrets and workloads that run air-gapped when they have to.

Defense & Aerospace — platform view
Defense & Aerospace — platform view
// Case studies

How the platform and products create value here.

Case 01 / Defense systems integrator

Sovereign identity for classified program applications

Cloud PlatformAuth Manager
Challenge
Each program application shipped its own login stack. Domain controls and federation were inconsistent, and onboarding a new app took a quarter.
Approach
Auth Manager centralizes organizations, per-app tokens, allowed domains and origins, admin-approved registration and federated SSO — consumed by each app through the React component from the npm package.
1 quarter → 1 week
to onboard an application
0
bespoke login stacks remaining
Admin-gated
user registration by default
Auth Manager dashboard across organizations and applications.
Auth Manager dashboard across organizations and applications.
Auth Manager dashboard across organizations and applications.
Domain and origin allowlists enforce where authentication may happen.
Domain and origin allowlists enforce where authentication may happen.
Domain and origin allowlists enforce where authentication may happen.
Case 02 / Tactical edge program

Disconnected edge stacks with controlled secret delivery

Cloud PlatformMicroServicesOpsSecretOps
Challenge
Edge kits deployed to disconnected sites needed reproducible stacks and credentials that could never sit in plaintext on the device.
Approach
MicroServicesOps defines the kit stack once; SecretOps injects environment-scoped credentials at deploy time through the CLI, with rotation policies applied whenever a kit reconnects.
0
plaintext credentials on device
Identical
stacks across every kit
Policy-driven
rotation on reconnect
CLI init binds a kit to organization, project, app and environment.
CLI init binds a kit to organization, project, app and environment.
CLI init binds a kit to organization, project, app and environment.
Container parameters, volumes and dependencies defined once per kit.
Container parameters, volumes and dependencies defined once per kit.
Container parameters, volumes and dependencies defined once per kit.
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