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Public sector

Classified and sensitive data never leaves the boundary. The whole stack runs inside it — air-gapped, and able to maintain itself there.For government and defense workloads, the data — classified material, citizen records, mission information — cannot leave the boundary under any circumstance, which rules out every hosted AI vendor before the conversation starts. Sovereignty is the precondition, not a feature. But self-hosting inside an air gap has always been the hardest ops problem there is: no vendor reach-in, no phone-home updates, every patch a ceremony performed by cleared staff. Visca is the whole stack — identity, credentials, runtime, and audit — running inside the boundary, up to and including fully air-gapped, with its own operators maintaining it where no vendor can reach. Updates arrive as signed offline packages; the operators apply them, in-perimeter, with every action attributable and recorded.

A Visca autonomous software factory configured specifically for public sector

Why the data can't leave

Hosted AI is out. A stitched stack is the only thing left — and it breaks here.

No public cloud, no outbound dependency

For classified and sensitive workloads, the runtime cannot phone home. Updates must arrive as offline packages; nothing leaves the boundary.

Identity and authority, end to end

Every action by every automated actor must be attributable to an authorizing principal, with a chain back to a human — non-negotiable for accountability in government.

Maintenance where no vendor can reach

Inside an air gap, the vendor's ops team doesn't exist. The burden lands on cleared staff, and every hand-run fix — an SSH session, a console change — is unrecorded risk in the most record-sensitive environment there is.

One stack, not a stitched one

How the stack answers the review, applied to public sector.

Identity

Authority traceable to a human root

Every actor's identity chains its lineage back to the principal that authorized it. Accountability is structural, not a logging convention.

Credentials

Scoped, consented, audited access

Every access is scoped and time-bound, with human sign-off required for consequential actions — audited on both sides of the approval.

Runtime

Air-gapped operation

The runtime has no outbound dependency. Models run inside the boundary; updates arrive as signed offline packages. Same stack, isolated facility.

Audit

A record an authorizing official can sign against

Every operation — maintenance included — lands on one tamper-evident, chained record that an investigator can trust and an authorizing official can sign against.

Operators

Self-maintaining inside the air gap

The stack's own operators deploy, upgrade, patch, rotate credentials, and answer incidents inside the boundary. Humans declare intent, sign approvals, and hold the kill-switch — all three recorded.

What you get

Outcomes.

Relevant frameworks

FedRAMP (roadmap)NIST 800-53DoD IL4 / IL5 (roadmap)FIPS 140-3 alignment

Visca Cloud has not yet completed formal certification against these frameworks; the stack is architected to meet them and audits are in progress. See the compliance roadmap.

In practice

An air-gapped analysis estate

Inside an isolated facility, analysts run autonomous workflows over sensitive data. The runtime never reaches the internet; updates arrive on signed offline media and are applied by the resident operators under scoped credentials. Every action chains to an authorizing officer, and the record — workloads and maintenance alike — is the authoritative, tamper-evident ledger the authorizing official signs against.

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