Federal & State Government

Defending agencies that must keep data home

Nation-state actors and insider risk demand on-prem detection with Verify — not assumed success. The 0g0 Appliance is available now; Aegis services are light support as the practice grows.

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Key Challenges

The threats federal agencies face

Understanding the adversary is the first step. Here is what your agency is up against — and why cloud-only approaches often fall short.

Nation-State Actor Threats

Federal agencies are primary targets for state-sponsored cyber espionage. Advanced persistent threats (APTs) operate with nation-state resources, patience, and sophistication that overwhelms conventional defences.

Insider Threat Exposure

Privileged access within government environments creates significant insider risk — both malicious and unintentional. Without continuous behavioural analytics, anomalies go undetected until damage is done.

Legacy Infrastructure Vulnerabilities

Decades of accumulated technology debt leave many agencies running systems with known, unpatched vulnerabilities. Modernisation cycles are slow, creating persistent attack surfaces that adversaries actively exploit.

Regulatory Compliance Burden

FISMA, FedRAMP, NIST 800-53, CMMC, and CDM requirements demand extensive documentation, continuous monitoring, and audit readiness. The compliance burden strains already resource-constrained IT security teams.

Federal Capabilities

How 0g0 maps to federal needs

1

On-prem appliance for sensitive networks

The 0g0 Appliance runs See · Think · Act · Verify · Tell on your LAN so raw traffic does not need to leave for a cloud SOC. Designed for environments where data sovereignty is non-negotiable.

2

Continuous monitoring conversations (CDM-aware)

Product capabilities map to continuous monitoring themes agencies already discuss — asset visibility, identity signals, network behaviour, and data protection — without inventing a full CDM programme delivery claim.

3

FISMA & ATO-oriented guidance

Light Aegis support can help frame system security plans, control assessments, and POA&M hygiene around the appliance. Growing practice — not a guarantee of ATO completion.

4

Supply chain risk visibility

Correlate third-party and lateral-movement signals on-prem. Use briefings to discuss NIST SP 800-161-aligned approaches that fit your agency — product first.

5

Incident evidence & operator narrative

Verify re-checks containment outcomes and produces operator-facing evidence trails. Escalation and forensics support are light services capacity — not a staffed 24/7 SOC claim.

Frameworks & Standards

Frameworks we map conversations to

We discuss the frameworks agencies actually use. No invented “40+ frameworks” scorecard.

FISMA 2014FedRAMPNIST SP 800-53NIST SP 800-171CMMC 2.0CDM ProgrammeCISA GuidelinesEO 14028
Illustrative Scenario

How the loop is meant to feel

Illustrative — not a published case study or performance guarantee.

An agency notices anomalous outbound patterns from a contractor-managed system. The intent of the loop: See the behaviour on-prem, Think across correlated signals, Act under policy, Verify the containment held, and Tell operators what happened — without inventing detection timers or “zero breach” outcomes.

See · Think

Appliance correlates behavioural signals that siloed tools often miss — on your network, not a distant cloud SOC.

Act · Verify

Policy-driven containment with an explicit re-check. We refuse silent “assumed success.”

Tell

Operator narrative and evidence trail for your reporting process. Light Aegis support if you want help framing next steps.

Next step

Protect your agency's mission

Request a confidential briefing on the 0g0 Appliance for federal environments. Services are optional light support — not a staffed SOC claim.

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