The defense environment never had a clean perimeter.
Operators share devices. Networks degrade or disappear. Identity rotates mid-mission. Coalition partners join under different rules of engagement, then leave.
How do you enable multi-party and coalition (MPE) sharing while still enforcing classification?
How do you manage cryptographic key material across contested, distributed environments where adversary capture is an operational assumption?
How do you keep sensitive or classified data out of unauthorized LLM use while preserving its provenance?
Zero Trust at the data layer in alignment with the 2026 National Defense Strategy
Qanapi delivers post-quantum enablement in minutes rather than as a multi-year uplift program or mid-operation downtime.
Karst for National Security
Karst_Gorge
The encryption API that binds identity, policy, and encryption as one atomic transaction. Patent-pending Zero Trust at the data layer, cuts through complex legacy systems. Built for the U.S. Government and regulated industries.
Karst_Echo
Decentralized, quantum-resistant key management that shards encrypted data across trusted endpoints while wrapping them in multiple layers of security, zero trust policy enforcement, and anti-tampering. No key is stored; no secret is stolen. Positioned for post-quantum DDIL key management.
Karst_Fathom
AI and LLM security with cryptographically signed, end-to-end data lineage and zero-knowledge provenance certification, up to the highest classification levels.
Qanapi Flow for National Security
Protected Productivity
Flow brings four tools to your workspace: S/MIME and Email Classification for email, Live Redaction for documents and slides, and client-side encryption across the suite. Together they let controlled data live and move through Gmail, Docs, Slides, and Sheets while staying protected, encrypted, and visible only to the people who should see it.
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