CMMC
CMMC programs need evidence your team can defend — access discipline, reviewable process, and AI that does not casually send controlled material outside the boundary. adapterOS is built for offline deployments where the device is the perimeter.
Architectural alignment only. This is not a certification claim or an attestation of compliance.
Why government teams choose adapterOS
Every answer points to the record
Each answer traces back to the procurement packet, case file, or program record it came from — not unsourced output to chase down later.
A record for disclosure review
Citations, source locations, and reviewer notes stay attached so legal and records teams can inspect what happened — FOIA and public-records ready.
Inside the agency, accountable
Runs inside the agency environment, scoped to approved sources and role boundaries, aligned to FedRAMP / FISMA and the NIST AI RMF.
What CMMC-minded teams ask first
Can it run without routine egress?
Sensitive document work is designed to stay inside your environment — offline-capable operation reduces dependency on outside AI services in restricted networks.
What evidence do reviewers get?
Source-linked answers, visible limits when support is incomplete, and a readable work record your security or compliance team can inspect on their own schedule.
How do changes stay visible?
Scoped workspaces and controlled configuration help make deployment shifts detectable — not a black-box chat session that disappears after refresh.
What about local perimeter risk?
Offline does not eliminate risk — the device becomes the boundary. Supply chain, update distribution, and local hardening are treated 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
Runtime boundary and deployment security detail: adapteros.com/security.
Start with a fixed-scope field deployment
One workflow, your environment, hardware included — roughly 4–8 weeks from kickoff. Local, offline-capable, and priced by scope — not by the token. You leave with a review record you can show security and compliance, whether or not you proceed.
Start with a fixed-scope field deployment
One workflow, your environment, hardware included — roughly 4–8 weeks from kickoff. Local, offline-capable, and priced by scope — not by the token. You leave with a review record you can show security and compliance, whether or not you proceed.