How does Kamiwaza help government and defense agencies?
AI across classified networks without data movement
Federal agencies and defense organizations operate in environments where intelligence is distributed across classifications, legacy systems, and air-gapped networks, and where the security stakes are highest. Kamiwaza is purpose-built for this environment.
The Challenge
Mission-critical AI initiatives stall because intelligence is trapped in legacy mainframes, air-gapped silos, and classified networks (NIPR/SIPR/JWICS). Centralization is often impossible due to classification boundaries and data spillage risk.
The Kamiwaza Approach
- Connects to data across NIPR, SIPR, and JWICS environments without requiring data movement or migration
- DISA STIG-hardened containers supporting IL 2-6 compliance levels
- Relationship Based Access Control (ReBAC) ensures AI agents inherit the exact clearance level of the operator, enabling cross-domain data fusion within appropriate boundaries
- Full audit trails and ATO-ready evidence generation
Real-World Application
Kamiwaza has partnered with the Department of Homeland Security to process 1.3 billion weather data points from legacy formats spanning 90 years, enabling predictive response to severe weather events without data centralization.
The Mission Advantage
When the data layer, tool layer, and ontology layer are in place, mission applications become compositions, not one-off engineering projects. Agencies can field autonomous, mission-ready capabilities in months rather than decades.