GABRL for Federal Agencies
The Mandates Converge. GABRL Answers All of Them Today.
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Federal cryptography is undergoing the largest forced transition in its history. NSM-10, EO 14028, and OMB M-22-09 name the threats. The 2035 migration deadline is not aspirational.

CISA's January 2026 guidance tells agencies to start buying PQC-capable products now. GABRL runs ML-KEM-1024 and ML-DSA-87 in production today, as software on existing infrastructure, with no rip-and-replace.

Identity Comes First

GABRL integrates with any OIDC or SAML provider, including Azure Entra (commercial and GCC-High), Okta, and Ping, and with PIV credentials from CAC or other hardware tokens under existing trusted roots. The trust boundary is the identity, not the network segment.

IDENTITY-FIRST PROVISIONING 1 USER PIV / CAC login 2 IDENTITY PROVIDER returns signed token 3 CONTROL PLANE provisions the device 4 CRYPTO PACKAGE endpoint registers 5 DIRECT P2P TUNNELS to authorized peers No connectivity exists until identity and device trust are established. The control plane authorizes who may talk to whom. It never processes data traffic.

Securing AI and Data-Centric Workloads

Training & Distribution

Model training spans agency datacenters, authorized cloud environments, and forward-positioned edge nodes. GABRL forms direct tunnels between every node in the pipeline. Training data is encrypted once at the source and decrypted once at the destination, with no gateway in the middle to decrypt, inspect, and re-encrypt.

Inference & Operations

GABRL encrypts at Layer 3, so every IP protocol is covered, not only HTTPS. Sensor feeds, database replication, bulk file transfer, and custom service-to-service protocols all receive the same quantum-resistant protection while the control plane stays out of the data path.

Micro-Segmentation

No endpoint reaches an agency resource until identity and device trust are established, and every connection is micro-segmented. A user authorized for a training environment holds no tunnel to production data unless policy permits it. Compromising one tunnel yields zero access to any other.

Authorizing the connection without touching the data. Endpoints are agnostic to which control plane they reach. Any node can authorize; none can read. CONTROL PLANE CONTROL PLANE CONTROL PLANE ML-KEM-1024  /  AES-256-GCM Endpoint 1 keys in memory only Endpoint 2 keys in memory only direct peer-to-peer tunnel Peer-to-peer tunnel carries the data plane. Only the endpoints hold keys. Federated sync mesh shares authoritative state. No primary, no quorum. Zero Trust authorization, heartbeat, and policy from any control plane.

Federal Missions

Federal Health

VA, CMS, and HHS systems carry beneficiary data through micro-segmented tunnels. A compromised system reaches only what policy authorized, and nothing recorded off the wire today becomes readable later.

Transportation

Aviation, maritime, rail, and highway control traffic runs dark to scanners. GABRL protects operational communications without touching the operational systems themselves.

Justice & Legal

Case files, witness information, and inter-agency coordination move through tunnels whose keys exist only for the session. Privileged communications stay privileged.

Energy & Infrastructure

OT and SCADA communications gain post-quantum protection at Layer 3 without modifying legacy controllers, in line with current NSA guidance on OT security.

Education & Research

Research networks targeted for espionage get micro-segmentation and endpoint concealment, from campus infrastructure to federally funded laboratories.

Compliance Alignment

Directive / StandardGABRL Alignment
Zero Trust ArchitectureLayer 3 micro-segmentation, per-session validation, separated control and data planes
NIST SP 800-207Policy Engine plus distributed PEPs, continuous assessment
EO 14028Strong encryption (AES-256-GCM), phishing-resistant MFA via OIDC federation
NSM-10No long-lived keys; quantum-resistant key encapsulation and signatures
EO 14144 (as amended 2025)SSDF compliance, control plane policy distribution, PQC operational
OMB M-22-09Meets pillars for Identity, Devices, Networks, Data
OMB M-23-02Crypto-agile design, NIST PQC algorithms operational
FIPS 140-3All cryptography routes through a provider undergoing FIPS 140-3 validation
FIPS 203 / 204ML-KEM-1024 (FIPS 203), ML-DSA-87 (FIPS 204)
RMF / NIST 800-53Aligns with AC, IA, SC families; RMF artifacts packaged
CISA ZT Maturity Model v2.0Advanced or Optimal posture across Identity, Devices, Networks, Applications, and Data

Devis is a small business federal contractor with three RMF ATOs, ISO 27001:2022 certification, and a Top Secret facility clearance. Contract vehicles include GSA MAS 47QTCA24D001D and GSA HACS SIN 54151HACS, with OTA and small business set-aside eligibility.

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