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Mission-grade access with fail-closed control

For defense, intelligence and government teams that need provable control: allowlist-only navigation, on-device redaction, least-privilege access without VPN sprawl, and tamper-evident audit — for staff, contractors and coalition partners on the devices they actually use.

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Fail-closed
Deny by default; verified config or no access
Allowlist
Navigation only to approved destinations
On-device
Redaction before anything leaves the endpoint
Tamper-evident
Audit with trusted-time anchoring
The problem

Constraints that break ordinary tools

Sensitive missions demand strict need-to-know, hard data boundaries, and audit that holds up — across agencies, contractors and field conditions.

Need-to-know enforcement

Access must be least-privilege by role, clearance and attribute — and provably so, not best-effort.

Mixed, untrusted devices

Staff, contractors and coalition partners use varied devices you may not own — yet data boundaries must hold.

Audit that must hold up

Records need to be complete and tamper-evident, with time that can't be spoofed, for oversight and investigations.

How Mira helps

Control the surface, contain the data, prove the record

Mira enforces hard boundaries in the core: only approved destinations open, sensitive context is redacted on-device, and every action is recorded with trusted time — fail-closed throughout.

  • Allowlist-only navigation — The browser opens only approved links and apps; everything else fails closed. No flat network exposure.
  • Attribute-based need-to-know — ABAC scopes access by role, clearance, team and mission, with central locks against loosening.
  • On-device redaction — PII and sensitive content are detected and redacted before context ever leaves the endpoint or drives an action.
  • Trusted-time audit — Admin-configured NTP anchors TTLs, tokens and audit timestamps so records can't be backdated or spoofed.
approved-portal · need-to-know
Open the logistics portal and summarize today's changes.
Access granted for your role · summary ready. Off-allowlist links blocked. Time-anchored log written.
Fail-closed · least-privilege
Capabilities

Capabilities for defense & government

Mission workspaces

Role- and clearance-scoped workspaces for the approved systems each team needs — nothing more.

ZTNA without VPN sprawl

Identity-bound, least-privilege access to internal systems — no flat tunnels, no virtual desktop fleet to run.

On-device DLP

Detect and redact sensitive data at the source, before it can leave the endpoint or reach a provider.

Prompt-injection defense

Hostile instructions embedded in content are blocked before they can influence AI or agent actions.

Tamper-evident audit

Complete, time-anchored records of access and action, exportable for oversight.

Instant revocation

Drop a person, role, device or unit immediately; sessions end and cached data is wiped.

Use cases

From headquarters to the field

Provable control whether the work is at a desk, a forward site, or a partner agency.

  • Contractor & coalition access — Give partners least-privilege, audited access to specific systems — without trusting their whole device.
  • Field & deployed teams — Allowlist-only access with encrypted, TTL'd local data that's wipeable or revocable remotely.
  • Cross-agency operations — Scope access by attribute across organizations, with central policy and complete audit.
  • Sensitive research & review — Use governed AI on approved sources with on-device redaction and a visible-context inspector.
field · offline-tolerant
Access the briefing system from this field device.
Posture checked · access scoped to 2 systems · local data TTL 4h, remotely revocable.
Allowlist-only · encrypted
Approved workspaces & integrations

Trusted apps for this role

Approved gov portalsRecords & case systemsGIS / logisticsSecure mailIdentity providersPartner systemsCustom mission apps
Compliance & controls

Mapped to your obligations

Fail-closed by defaultLeast-privilege / need-to-knowOn-device redactionTamper-evident auditTrusted time (NTP)RBAC + ABACCentral kill switchSSO · MFA
FAQ

Questions for Military & Government teams

How does Mira enforce need-to-know?+
Attribute-based access control scopes every connection and action by role, clearance, team and mission. Access is fail-closed — denied unless policy explicitly allows — and central locks prevent it from being loosened, with every decision audited.
Can it work on devices we don't fully control?+
Yes. Mira contains the corporate surface inside the governed browser: allowlist-only navigation, encrypted TTL'd local data with OS-wrapped keys, lightweight posture checks at sign-in, and remote revocation — without enrolling the whole device.
How is the audit trail protected?+
Audit is metadata-first and time-anchored to admin-configured NTP so TTLs, tokens and timestamps can't be spoofed, producing complete, tamper-evident records that export for oversight.

Provable control for mission work

Discuss a fail-closed, least-privilege deployment for your teams, contractors and partners — with on-device redaction and tamper-evident audit.

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