CMMC
CMMC programs require evidence, access control discipline, and defensible operational process. MLNavigator is positioned for offline deployments that need reviewable operating records.
This page describes architectural alignment. It is not a certification claim.
Why defense teams choose adapterOS
Operate in CUI and classified networks
Deterministic, air-gapped inference for contract packets, CUI, and technical data — with no egress in contested or disconnected networks.
Evidence your assessor accepts
Every run emits a replayable, cryptographically receipted record that maps to CMMC 2.0 and NIST SP 800-171/172 control families.
Ready for covered-AI controls
Model weights and adapters are versioned and policy-bound, anticipating NDAA §1513 covered-AI requirements folding into DFARS and CMMC.
Offline Operation
Designed to operate without outbound network calls during core workflows. This reduces dependency risk in restricted networks and simplifies boundary enforcement.
Evidence Artifacts
Planned outputs include retained records to support review, traceability, and incident response.
Configuration Control
Controlled change management helps make deployment shifts detectable and reviewable.
Threat Model First
Offline does not eliminate risk. The device becomes the perimeter. We treat supply chain, update distribution, and local hardening as first-order concerns.
What teams report
- “Companies are not ready.” — Independent CMMC advisor
- “Multiple departments handle compliance, and teams adhere once rules are finalized.” — Program lead, enterprise integrator
- “Our IT department is too busy to track AI usage.” — Engineering director, industrial enterprise
Discuss CMMC-aligned evaluation
ContactStart with a fixed-scope pilot
One workflow, your environment, hardware included — roughly 4–8 weeks from kickoff. You leave with a replayable evidence record you can show your reviewers, whether or not you proceed.