Public sector and defense agent execution and control plane

Mission AI governance

Keep agency and contractor agent activity inside program data and approval boundaries.

Support mission, constituent, acquisition, case, and defense-industrial workflows with FedRAMP-aware cloud adoption, CUI controls, CJIS alignment, and auditable agent activity.

Case and constituent systems
Program management
Acquisition and grants
Records and document systems
Security operations
Contractor workspaces

What changes in the daily workflow

Each example starts with the work that slows down today, then names the context, controls, and outcome a pilot would need to verify.

Mission and program knowledge

Agencies lose time finding policies, decisions, grants, contracts, records, and program context across legacy systems.

S/Runtime gives mission teams permissioned answers with source lineage, record context, and reviewable summaries.

Controls to verify: Agency role scopes; Records retention; Sensitive data redaction; Citation requirements.

  • Faster program execution
  • Better knowledge continuity
  • Cleaner decision evidence

CUI and contractor collaboration

Defense and contractor teams need AI help without creating uncontrolled CUI exposure.

Context routing respects enclaves, labels, source permissions, and contractor role boundaries before prompts or actions.

Controls to verify: CUI labels; Enclave routing; Contractor access review; Exportable evidence.

  • Safer collaboration
  • Reduced manual compliance checks
  • Better assessment readiness

Case and constituent workflows

Service teams must combine policy, eligibility, identity, correspondence, and case status with strong auditability.

Agents prepare cited recommendations and route high-impact actions through human review.

Controls to verify: PII minimization; Human oversight; Appeal evidence; Action logging.

  • Shorter case cycles
  • More consistent decisions
  • Transparent review trails

Controls to verify before production access

The pilot scope should identify the applicable policy, the accountable reviewer, and the evidence required to reconstruct a consequential run.

FedRAMP and FISMA/NIST RMF

Focus: Cloud security authorization, system boundaries, controls, agency authorization, and reusable evidence.

S/Runtime: System-boundary evidence, control mapping, audit-ready configuration, and agency-specific usage records.

CJIS Security Policy

Focus: Criminal justice information access, account validation, physical/logical protection, and audit expectations.

S/Runtime: CJI-scoped retrieval, user account validation evidence, access logging, and policy-aware agent action limits.

NIST SP 800-171 and CMMC

Focus: Protection of CUI and FCI in nonfederal systems and contractor environments.

S/Runtime: CUI labels, enclave-aware context routing, contractor access controls, and assessment evidence exports.

Records, privacy, and FOIA-aware operations

Focus: Records retention, public disclosure workflows, privacy constraints, and review traceability.

S/Runtime: Retention-aware context, records lineage, redaction support, and review queues for sensitive outputs.

Put permissions, review, and evidence inside the run.

Choose the baseline before the pilot starts.

Evidence collection time

Use workflow run traces and reviewer outcomes to compare “Evidence collection time” with the agreed pre-pilot baseline.

Case processing backlog

Use workflow run traces and reviewer outcomes to compare “Case processing backlog” with the agreed pre-pilot baseline.

Program knowledge reuse

Use workflow run traces and reviewer outcomes to compare “Program knowledge reuse” with the agreed pre-pilot baseline.

Contractor compliance readiness

Use workflow run traces and reviewer outcomes to compare “Contractor compliance readiness” with the agreed pre-pilot baseline.

Architecture session

Bring one consequential workflow. Leave with a governed agent blueprint.

We will map the context, systems, decisions, controls, actions, and success measures together.

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