Govern CUI at the browser — for contractors and their supply chain
Defense contractors and their suppliers handle Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) across engineering, ERP, PLM and collaboration SaaS — shared with subcontractors and suppliers on mixed devices. Mira gives the defense industrial base a fail-closed, allowlist-only browser surface with on-device redaction, CUI-scoped enclaves and tamper-evident audit — mapped to CMMC and NIST SP 800-171.
Where defense-supply-chain work leaks risk
CUI moves across engineering, ERP and collaboration tools and down the supply chain to subcontractors on unmanaged devices — while CMMC and DFARS demand scoped access, controls and assessment evidence.
CUI sprawl & enclaves
Controlled Unclassified Information moves across engineering, ERP, PLM and collaboration SaaS with no browser-level enclave scoping or containment.
Subcontractor & supplier access
CUI flows down the supply chain to subcontractors and suppliers on devices you don't manage — exactly where DFARS demands flow-down controls.
CMMC assessment pressure
CMMC 2.0 / DFARS 252.204-7021 and NIST SP 800-171/172 require scoped access, on-device controls and tamper-evident evidence for assessments.
Govern CUI without standing up a new enclave for every supplier
Mira makes the browser the control point: allowlist-only navigation, CUI access scoped by program and role, on-device redaction, and tamper-evident audit — mapped to CMMC and NIST SP 800-171.
- CUI enclaves (ABAC) — Scope app and data access by program, contract and role — central locks fail closed and segregate CUI per program.
- Allowlist-only navigation — Only approved CUI systems and sites load; everything else is blocked at the browser.
- On-device redaction & DLP — CUI, ITAR/EAR-controlled data and IP are detected, redacted and governed across downloads, uploads, clipboard, screenshots and AI reads.
- Tamper-evident audit — Metadata-first, tamper-evident records of access and action map to NIST SP 800-171 controls and CMMC assessment evidence.
Capabilities for the defense industrial base
Engineering & ERP workspaces
Role-tuned workspaces across PLM, ERP, engineering and collaboration systems, allowlist-scoped.
CUI enclaves & redaction
Program-scoped CUI enclaves with on-device redaction and fail-closed access.
CUI / ITAR DLP
Detect and contain CUI, ITAR/EAR-controlled data and IP across every browser action and AI read.
CMMC / 800-171 audit
Metadata-first, tamper-evident audit mapped to NIST SP 800-171/172 and CMMC assessment needs.
Program/role RBAC/ABAC
Access and enclaves by program, contract and role across primes and suppliers.
ZTNA for the supply chain
Identity-bound access to CUI systems for subcontractors and suppliers — without VPN or full device management.
From prime to supplier
AI assistance and hard controls across the defense supply chain.
- CUI document review — Summarize and review engineering, contract and program documents with CUI flagged and contained.
- Subcontractor & supplier access — Give subcontractors and suppliers least-privilege, audited access to CUI systems from BYOD — without VPN.
- Program enclaves — Scope access by program and contract with fail-closed central locks, segregating CUI per program.
- Assessment evidence — Generate tamper-evident audit evidence of access and controls for CMMC and NIST assessments.
Trusted apps for this role
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Questions for Aerospace & Defense teams
How does Mira map to CMMC and NIST SP 800-171?+
Can subcontractors and suppliers access CUI without VPN or MDM?+
Does Mira fail closed?+
Govern CUI across your supply chain, not just your perimeter
See Mira give the defense industrial base fail-closed, allowlist-only CUI access with on-device redaction and tamper-evident audit — mapped to CMMC and NIST SP 800-171.