Markets
Built for organizations that hold what adversaries want.
Defense programs, cleared personnel, sensitive research, critical infrastructure — targeted by foreign intelligence services, insiders, and cyber actors. One platform, designed to detect intent, not just events, serves all four markets.
Decision advantage during the adversary's reconnaissance phase.
Program protection, insider threat mandates, and auditability at national scale — with procurement rigor built in.
Foreign intelligence services study programs, people, and suppliers long before an incident occurs. Point tools each see one slice of that activity; analysts correlate the rest by hand. Oversight still expects a complete record of what was detected, what automation did, and who approved each step.
For CI teams · program protection · insider threat hubs · security leadership
Where to start
Protect the IP and the people your contracts depend on.
Supports NISPOM- and CMMC-aligned compliance programs, FOCI risk analysis, and protection of IP and cleared personnel.
Contractors hold the technology foreign intelligence services want, and they are targeted through ownership structures, suppliers, and personnel — not just networks. Security teams are small; compliance obligations are not. Evidence for NISPOM- and CMMC-aligned programs is still assembled by hand at audit time.
For security leadership · legal & compliance · HR & procurement vetting
Where to start
Every case documented, auditable, and ready for discovery.
Investigations with defensible evidence handling — chain of custody, audit trails, and cross-domain intelligence.
Caseloads grow faster than staffing, and every finding has to survive discovery. Analysts spend their hours on open-source triage and administrative documentation instead of investigative work. Evidence handling that fails scrutiny undoes all of it.
For investigators · analysts · supervisors · command staff
Continuous awareness without continuous headcount.
A unified risk picture, traveler safety, and threat intelligence — without standing up a 24/7 watch floor.
Threats to operations cross domains: cyber reconnaissance, geopolitical instability, and people on the move. A SIEM watches the network — it does not connect an adversary's intent to your facilities, executives, and travelers. Most teams cannot staff a 24/7 watch floor to close that gap.
For CISOs & CSOs · security operations · travel risk managers · executives
Where to start
Compliance posture
NISPOM · CMMC
Supports NISPOM- and CMMC-aligned compliance programs, with FOCI indicator detection and audit-ready reporting built into the workflow.
ISO 31030
Supports ISO 31030 compliance programs — travel risk documentation produced by the workflow itself, not reconstructed after the fact.
Complete audit trails
Every automated action is logged: what the platform detected, what it did, and who approved each step. Authenticated export on demand.
AI assistants operate within APEX, using governed, auditable data. They do not bypass authority, workflows, or oversight.
Map the platform to your mission.
Tell us which market you operate in. A platform architect will walk through how one platform foundation, five product pillars, and one assistant layer apply to your programs, people, and obligations.