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AI governance for government, including air-gapped.

Runs entirely inside your environment, including fully disconnected setups. Model and tool access control, deterministic data detection, and continuous audit evidence.

Air-gappedSensitive-data detectionAudit evidence
Cortega control, data, and analytics planes running inside your infrastructure
The problem

Example risks

01

FedRAMP covers AI

Cloud-delivered AI services used by federal agencies generally require FedRAMP authorization at Moderate or High.

02

CMMC deadline compounding

DoD contractors face a November 2026 CMMC Level 2 deadline, with AI-specific controls layered on top.

03

CUI needs the highest bar

Systems processing Controlled Unclassified Information generally need FedRAMP High and NIST SP 800-171 Rev 3.

04

Shadow AI fails assessments

Unapproved AI on systems that touch CUI or federal data puts an entire assessment at risk.

What Cortega does

The controls

01

On-premises and air-gapped

Runs entirely inside your environment, including fully disconnected setups where nothing leaves the network.

AI Border Gateway →
02

Model and tool access control

Approve exactly which models, providers, and MCP tools each team or system can call. No default access.

AI Border Gateway →
03

Sensitive-data detection

Local, rule-based detection and redaction for PII and payment data, enforced before a request completes.

AI Border Gateway →
04

Audit evidence

A hash-chain-verified record of every policy decision, generated as agents operate.

AI Border Gateway →
In the console

One console

Guardrails — PII, injection, secrets
Guardrails
Model access
Observability

From the Cortega console.

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