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VT.DFVertical accelerator

Defense + intelligence — regulator-aligned by default.

In-jurisdiction sovereign substrate (DM.03) by default, with confidential-compute uplift (DM.04) for ultra-sensitive workloads. ITAR / EAR-aware export-control posture, NATO STANAG-compatible interop primitives, and crypto-agility ahead of NSA CNSA 2.0 deadlines.

VT.DF.FTWhy FlyttGo fits this vertical

Defence procurement signs against three things in 2026: data sovereignty, supply-chain provenance, and post-quantum readiness. FlyttGo ships DM.03 sovereign deployment as table-stakes, SLSA L3 + Sigstore on every release artefact, and a public NIST FIPS 203/204/205 migration plan — three baseline asks already met before the engagement begins.

VT.DF.RGRegulatory framework alignment

6 frameworks pre-mapped to the platform.

  • VT.DF.RG.01

    NATO STANAG 4774 / 4778

    NATO

    Confidentiality labels + binding metadata for cross-domain information sharing. FlyttGo audit envelope carries STANAG-compatible classification labels.

  • VT.DF.RG.02

    ITAR / EAR (US)

    United States

    Export-control awareness for defence-trade items. Identra LoA-substantial flow includes export-control attribute exchange where the buyer holds a licensed jurisdiction list.

  • VT.DF.RG.03

    NSA CNSA 2.0

    United States · NSA

    Post-quantum mandate: full transition by 2030 (signing) / 2035 (everything). FlyttGo PQ.00 migration plan tracks this; hybrid classical+ML-DSA / ML-KEM in flight.

  • VT.DF.RG.04

    NCSC Cyber Essentials Plus + Secure by Design

    United Kingdom

    UK MoD baseline; FlyttGo CE+ certified annually. Secure-by-Design assessment on file.

  • VT.DF.RG.05

    BSI IT-Grundschutz

    Germany · BSI

    Federal information security baseline. Module-level baselines mapped through Identra + audit envelope.

  • VT.DF.RG.06

    ANSSI · classified-network

    France · ANSSI

    Restricted-network compatibility for sovereign deployments; sovereign substrate on French national datacenter under separate engagement.

VT.DF.RKSector risk register

4 risks named, with mitigation.

  • VT.DF.RK.01

    Vendor-readable memory

    Standard-substrate deployments allow privileged operator access to tenant memory. DM.04 confidential-compute substrate eliminates this exposure entirely (TEE-isolated workloads, attestation-verifiable boot).

  • VT.DF.RK.02

    Cryptographically-relevant quantum

    Harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks already target high-confidentiality flows. PQ.00 migration prioritises long-confidentiality data first; TLS X25519MLKEM768 hybrid Q3 2026, full hybrid signing Q4 2026.

  • VT.DF.RK.03

    Supply-chain compromise

    CycloneDX 1.6 SBOM published per release; Sigstore-signed images; SLSA L3 build provenance; OSV.dev + NVD cross-reference every six hours with auto-revocation.

  • VT.DF.RK.04

    Cross-domain information flow

    STANAG 4774-compatible labels carried through the audit envelope; cross-domain solution integration available as a tier-bounded engagement add-on.

VT.DF.PRProcurement routes
  • NCSC Secure by Design assessment
  • Crown Commercial Service (UK) defence-route contract vehicles
  • BWI / BAAINBw (Germany) cooperation framework
  • NATO Communications and Information (NCI) Agency framework participation
VT.DF.NX · vertical-aware engagement

Open a programme on this vertical's terms.

Consultation routed to the desk handling defense + intelligence programmes. DM.04 substrate, L.06 tier and the regulatory framework matrix above presented at intake — scoping starts at SE.D2, not at framework discovery.