ZANUS AI FOR DEFENSE & AEROSPACE — SECURITY & EXPORT
Defense-sector data protection is not a feature tier — it is the architecture. Admin-created accounts, compartments through workgroups, permissions to the field level, server-side redaction, a searchable audit trail — and an air-gapped option where technical data never touches a network.
Unclassified cloud tiers or air-gapped on-premises · unlimited users · ITAR-conscious handling

Five-level workgroups: programs, teams and need-to-know mapped to the structure you already run.
The server redacts what a role cannot see — an engineer outside the program sees the calendar slot, not the program name. Access is granted by admins, never self-service.
Export-sensitive material lives behind permission walls with every access logged; the front office never discusses controlled data; the air-gap removes the network question entirely.
Isolated tenant on unclassified tiers for the pilot, owned air-gapped hardware for regulated programs, audit trail throughout — architecture your assessment team can work with.
When the question comes — from your FSO, a customer security audit, or an assessment — the answer is a search away: access records, operation logs, version history with pre-update snapshots, all in one place. The system’s own behavior is on the record.


Pilot on the isolated cloud tenant with unclassified material — real workflows, nothing training outside models. For regulated programs, the identical OS moves onto Zanus hardware inside your facility: air-gapped, USB-updated, owned outright. The technical data baseline never leaves your walls, and there is no recurring fee on the server.
We describe the architecture precisely: isolated tenants, compartmentalized access, field-level permissions, server-side redaction, full audit trail, ITAR-conscious handling and a CMMC-aligned deployment path with an air-gapped option. Assessment specifics are reviewed with your security team during onboarding — bring your FSO.
In your isolated tenant on unclassified tiers — never training outside models — or fully air-gapped on hardware you own inside your facility, physically incapable of network exposure.
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