Run AI agents on data you can't put in the cloud.
Sovereign AI agents that run inside your own boundary — on-prem, private cloud, or fully air-gapped. Post-quantum identity, tamper-evident audit. Built for the regulated teams public-cloud AI can't serve.
The Mandate
Every Credential Built on RSA Is Already Borrowed Time
CNSA 2.0 — NSA Mandate
New National Security Systems must be CNSA 2.0 compliant by January 2027. Full migration of all NSS to post-quantum algorithms — ML-KEM for key exchange, ML-DSA for signatures — is mandated by 2035 under NSM-10.
CMMC 2.0 — Defense Industrial Base
Every contractor handling CUI needs cryptographic readiness certification. Post-quantum compliance is becoming a gate for contract eligibility.
OMB M-23-02 — Federal Agencies
Federal agencies must inventory all cryptographic systems and submit migration plans. The clock is running on every RSA key in government.
The Cascade Effect
When defense mandates PQC, enterprises follow. Healthcare, finance, legal — every regulated industry is 12-18 months behind the federal deadline.
“The industry is selling chatbots to the Fortune 500. The Fortune 500 needs operating systems.”
The Platform
Six Components. One Sovereign Stack.
From a $5 ESP32 at the edge to datacenter-class servers — every component shares the same post-quantum cryptographic foundation.
Console
The command center for your agents — fine-grained access control, a full audit trail, and a compliance dashboard.
AethyrWire
Post-quantum encrypted transport that carries agents and data between your machines — ML-KEM-768, no cloud relay.
Native App
iOS, Android, Desktop. Shared Rust core via UniFFI. Secure Enclave integration.
Observatory
Full SOC stack. Grafana, Suricata IDS, Zeek, Wazuh EDR, TheHive, MISP.
Agent Identity
Post-quantum W3C Verifiable Credentials. Offline verification.
MCP Server
Connects your agents to the systems you already run — ServiceTitan, HubSpot, Google, Autodesk, and more.
Cryptographic Foundation
Post-Quantum from Day One
Every layer of the Aethyr stack uses NIST post-quantum standards. Not a roadmap item — shipping in production today. The same cryptographic foundation secures commercial deployments now and defense environments next.
| Layer | Algorithm | Benchmark |
|---|---|---|
| Digital Signatures | ML-DSA-65 | 0.45ms sign / 0.10ms verify |
| Key Exchange | ML-KEM-768 | 23.7µs keygen / 22.7µs encap |
| Frame Integrity | BLAKE3-256 | 1.08µs per 4KiB |
| Payload Encryption | XChaCha20-Poly1305 | 1.20 GB/s (4 KiB blocks) |
| Key Derivation | BLAKE3 HKDF | Sub-microsecond |
Benchmarked, Not Marketed — Every Number Measured on Hardware
Architecture mapped against 24 compliance frameworks including NIST 800-53, CMMC, IL4/IL5, and ITAR. USPTO Provisional 64/030,246 filed.
“When quantum computers break RSA and ECDSA, every credential we've issued still holds.”
Is your business ready for AI — and will you own it?
Two questions, one assessment. We score how much AI can take off your plate, and how much of it stays yours. Fixed-fee, credited toward your buildout — and you keep the report either way.
Two tracks. One platform.
Who It's For
Regulated enterprises whose data can't leave their environment, and defense & government agencies deploying sovereign AI in contested and air-gapped environments.
Your AI. Your Hardware. Your Rules.
Post-quantum identity. Sovereign deployment. Run AI on data that can't leave.