MLNavigator works in markets where security, quality, and export-control obligations shape technical decisions early. adapterOS is positioned for organizations that need local AI operations inside existing governance programs.
Current Position
(Note: The following represents our target market alignment, not a formal assertion of audit readiness or control mapping. Formal compliance requires external assessment against a specific organizational boundary.)
| Framework | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| CMMC | Target market alignment | Relevant for controlled defense-adjacent deployments |
| AS9100 | Target market alignment | Relevant for documented quality processes |
| ITAR | Operating constraint | Influences local deployment choices |
Public Guidance
Our public position is intentionally narrow: we design for environments where documented operations, controlled data movement, and reviewable change management matter. Formal compliance outcomes still depend on the organization's scope, assessors, controls, and operating practice.
Detailed control mappings, technical evidence design, and customer-specific implementation materials are not part of the public version of this page.
For a deeper look at how CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 apply to air-gapped AI deployments specifically, see Offline AI Deployment Changes the Threat Model.