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Cryptographic Governance and AI-Control Readiness for Sensitive Environments

Infiltron supports organizations managing cryptographic transition, AI-governance obligations, and security-sensitive review requirements. Establish governance visibility, organize reviewable evidence, and prioritize readiness for evolving post-quantum and AI-control expectations.

Built for organizations operating sensitive systems that require disciplined governance, evidence-oriented review, and readiness for evolving requirements.

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Governance Visibility

Establish Governance Visibility and Control Evidence

Organizations need visibility into cryptographic risk, ownership, and readiness across their infrastructure and systems. Infiltron helps establish baseline governance and organize evidence for review and regulatory processes.

Cryptographic Inventory and Control

Establish a managed view of cryptographic assets across all systems. Every cryptographic asset linked to an accountable identity owner so renewal, replacement, and offboarding are coordinated instead of orphaned.

Discovery

Identify cryptographic algorithms and dependencies across all systems

Dependency Mapping

Understand which systems are affected by cryptographic changes

Identity Linkage

Map credentials to accountable owners and lifecycle management

Evidence Organization

Organize inventory and compliance mapping for review processes

Governance Policy and Compliance Automation

Convert compliance requirements into organized governance frameworks. When standards change, organizations can update controls and track readiness without manual intervention.

Framework Mapping

Organize requirements against NIST, DoD, GDPR, CNSA 2.0, emerging standards

Readiness Tracking

Continuous visibility into compliance status and deadline readiness

Evidence Organization

Organize control and enforcement records for internal governance and audit

Governance Records

Support evidence preparation for assessor and regulator review

Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM) Generation

Generate and continuously validate your CBOM covering algorithms, certificates, protocols, libraries, and dependencies. As algorithm research evolves and new attack methods emerge, support continuous re-evaluation of algorithm risk posture.

Migration Planning

Organize and prioritize transition planning across systems and environments

Blast Radius Analysis

Understand dependencies and impact of cryptographic changes

Agility Assessment

Evaluate whether systems can absorb algorithm and cryptographic change

Deadline Tracking

Continuous measurement against regulatory migration timelines

Our Origin

Built in Darkness. Engineered to Protect.

Infiltron was built during a critical infrastructure failure that severed all communications for 20,000 personnel. Our founder, a USAF engineer on the ground, witnessed the consequences of invisible systems. We build with that precision because visibility is survival.

Governance Approach

Governance Lifecycle: Establish, Organize, Prioritize, Prepare

Infiltron supports organizations through a structured approach to governance and readiness.

Establish

Establish a governance baseline for cryptographic and AI-related priorities in your environment.

Organize

Organize ownership, review priorities, and supporting records for current and transitioning systems.

Prioritize

Focus resources on the areas requiring timely attention based on risk, exposure, and regulatory impact.

Prepare

Prepare decision-ready materials for internal governance, board review, and external stakeholder engagement.

Synthetic Media Governance

Control Who Uses Your Identity. Verify Who You're Dealing With.

Synthetic media is weaponized for fraud, but it's also a legitimate business asset. Actors, executives, and public figures license their likeness for authorized projects. Infiltron tracks contractual usage rights, enforces licensing terms, and detects unauthorized synthetic identity use whether malicious deepfakes or unlicensed likeness exploitation.

Likeness Licensing

License identity usage with tracked contractual agreements and audit trails

Synthetic Media Detection

Identify unauthorized deepfakes and fabricated identities in real time

Usage Enforcement

Verify synthetic media use complies with licensing terms before deployment

Compliance Evidence

Maintain cryptographic proof of authorized usage and license validation

Why Now

Security Requirements Are Increasingly Built Into Procurement.

For organizations operating in sensitive and regulated environments, governance is no longer only a best practice. Procurement reviews, insurance requirements, contractual obligations, and applicable regulations increasingly call for demonstrable security controls, cryptographic readiness, and AI governance. Infiltron helps teams organize readiness priorities and prepare reviewable governance evidence.

Evolving Regulatory Timeline

January 1, 2027

CNSA 2.0

For applicable U.S. National Security System acquisitions, post-quantum cryptography required for new acquisitions, subject to stated exceptions.

December 2, 2027

EU AI Act

Application timeline for certain high-risk AI-system rules. Fines up to 7% of annual turnover possible for non-compliance.

2030

NIST IR 8547

Deprecate algorithms with 112 bits or fewer of security.

2035

NSM-10

U.S. national policy objective: critical systems migrated to quantum-resistant encryption.

2030-2035

NIST SP 800-208

Recommendations for Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration.

Ongoing

NIST AI RMF

AI Risk Management Framework for organizations managing AI-system governance.

Organizations without cryptographic visibility cannot meet these deadlines. CNSA 2.0 by January 2027 requires knowing where your cryptography lives. NIST deprecation by 2030 requires visibility into which systems will be affected. NSM-10 by 2035 requires a governed, validated roadmap. Infiltron supports the move from "we don't know" to "we have a plan" in measurable time.

Regulatory applicability depends on an organization's specific circumstances, jurisdiction, system category, and organizational role. Organizations should obtain appropriate legal, regulatory, procurement, and technical guidance.

Getting Started

Request a Confidential Technical Briefing

Initial discussions focus on your organizational requirements, evaluation scope, and appropriate next steps. Detailed methods and implementation information are addressed through controlled demonstrations or scoped services engagements.