Adversary tracking that
holds up in a SCIF.
A defense systems integrator ran threatDefendr air-gapped across classified enclaves — attributing nation-state activity without a packet leaving the boundary.
Intelligence-grade, inside the wire.
Northwind defended classified networks where nothing — not a hash, not a byte of telemetry — can egress for cloud analysis. Commercial tools assumed a callback home they could never allow, leaving analysts to correlate nation-state activity by hand.
- No telemetry may leave the air-gapped boundary
- Commercial detection assumed cloud callbacks
- Attribution was manual and took weeks
- Cross-domain activity had no shared graph
The whole platform, inside the boundary.
threatDefendr deployed fully air-gapped, with intelligence and models delivered on a one-way update path. Analysts tracked campaigns and built attribution on a shared graph — all inside the SCIF.
The outcome, measured.
The full platform runs offline; intelligence arrives on a one-way path and nothing leaves the boundary.
Campaign attribution that took weeks by hand now resolves in an afternoon on a shared graph.
Deployed within an IL5 boundary with audited, fully logged break-glass access.
More proof, more sectors.
See how threatDefendr is configured for defense and intelligence.
A top-20 bank cut MTTR from four hours to under a minute and folded three tools into one.
A federal civilian agency automated containment across 60,000 endpoints inside a FedRAMP boundary.