Mission-grade on-prem for the defence industrial base
Defence contractors face capable, persistent adversaries. The 0g0 Appliance keeps the loop on premises. CMMC and RMF conversations available — light support, not a staffed SOC claim.
Threats facing defence organisations
Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Groups
Nation-state-sponsored APT groups specifically target defence contractors and intelligence-adjacent organisations to steal classified programme data, weapons designs, and strategic intelligence. These adversaries operate with near-unlimited resources and extraordinary patience.
Supply Chain Compromise
The defence industrial base is interconnected through thousands of subcontractors and suppliers. A compromise at any node in the supply chain can provide adversaries with access to sensitive programme information and create downstream vulnerabilities across the DIB.
Insider Threats & Credential Theft
Cleared personnel with legitimate access to sensitive systems present both malicious and unintentional insider risk. Credential theft, social engineering targeting cleared staff, and privileged access abuse require behavioural monitoring beyond standard access controls.
Classified Data Exfiltration
Even in air-gapped environments, sophisticated actors exploit physical media, covert channels, and electromagnetic emanations to extract classified data. Traditional perimeter security is entirely insufficient against determined, capable adversaries.
How 0g0 serves the defence sector
CMMC 2.0 readiness conversations
Gap analysis and remediation framing across NIST SP 800-171 practices that matter for your enclave. Practical paths — not invented certification outcomes. Light Aegis support as capacity allows.
Air-gapped & high-side friendly design
The appliance is built for environments where traffic must stay local. Discuss TEMPEST-adjacent operational constraints and classified network realities in a briefing — product first.
RMF & ATO-oriented guidance
Help organise control selection, implementation evidence, and assessment packages around the appliance. Growing practice — not a guarantee of ATO.
Supply chain risk visibility
Correlate third-party and lateral-movement signals on-prem. Map conversations to NIST SP 800-161 and DFARS 252.204-7012 themes without overselling programme delivery.
Threat modelling that stays honest
Model threats as real adversaries and TTPs — then show how See · Think · Act · Verify · Tell is meant to respond. No invented APT kill-chain scorecards.
Frameworks & standards
Protect your programme. Protect your contract.
CMMC readiness and on-prem appliance briefings — honest conversations, no invented SLAs. Light Aegis support as the practice grows.
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