Architecture and advisory work for environments where failure is not an option — disconnected networks, classified enclaves and systems under accreditation.
No system stands truly alone. Every machine is built to call home — operating systems, firmware, vendor services, cloud sync, telemetry, update agents. In disconnected and classified environments, that's not an option. But the software still has to stay current, verified and recoverable.
USPTO Provisional Patent 63/918,785 — Adaptive Offline Update Orchestration System for Air-Gapped and Mission-Critical Networks. Filed November 17, 2025. Read the patent overview →
Patching, rollback and verification strategies that respect mission tempo, accreditation constraints and limited connectivity. For security teams and integrators designing for environments where the usual assumptions don't hold.
DISA STIG requirements translated into concrete, testable host configurations. Focus on memory-protection controls — ASLR, NX/DEP, stack canaries, W^X enforcement — in insider-threat-heavy environments where the attacker may already have a foothold.
A surprising number of production systems still run with partial ASLR, no NX enforcement on certain memory regions, or inconsistent stack-canary coverage. Compliance scanners miss these gaps because the controls report as "enabled" even when configured ineffectively. We verify the actual runtime behavior.