Defense, Government & Public Sector

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.

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 navigationThe browser opens only approved links and apps; everything else fails closed. No flat network exposure.
  • Attribute-based need-to-knowABAC scopes access by role, clearance, team and mission, with central locks against loosening.
  • On-device redactionPII and sensitive content are detected and redacted before context ever leaves the endpoint or drives an action.
  • Trusted-time auditAdmin-configured NTP anchors TTLs, tokens and audit timestamps so records can't be backdated or spoofed.
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 accessGive partners least-privilege, audited access to specific systems — without trusting their whole device.
  • Field & deployed teamsAllowlist-only access with encrypted, TTL'd local data that's wipeable or revocable remotely.
  • Cross-agency operationsScope access by attribute across organizations, with central policy and complete audit.
  • Sensitive research & reviewUse governed AI on approved sources with on-device redaction and a visible-context inspector.
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.