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 navigationOnly approved CUI systems and sites load; everything else is blocked at the browser.
- On-device redaction & DLPCUI, ITAR/EAR-controlled data and IP are detected, redacted and governed across downloads, uploads, clipboard, screenshots and AI reads.
- Tamper-evident auditMetadata-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 reviewSummarize and review engineering, contract and program documents with CUI flagged and contained.
- Subcontractor & supplier accessGive subcontractors and suppliers least-privilege, audited access to CUI systems from BYOD — without VPN.
- Program enclavesScope access by program and contract with fail-closed central locks, segregating CUI per program.
- Assessment evidenceGenerate tamper-evident audit evidence of access and controls for CMMC and NIST assessments.
Trusted apps for this role
Mapped to your obligations
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.