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Connected services.Accountable decisions.

Bring agency data and public-service workflows together while keeping access, residency, and evidence in view.

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Sovereign Deployment

Run on AWS GovCloud, Azure Government, IL5/IL6 enclaves, or your own air-gapped data center — same APIs, same control plane, full sovereignty.

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Cleared Workflows

Multi-level security tagging, mission-partner data sharing, and a governed export path with the lineage a FOIA response has to stand behind.

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FedRAMP-Aligned

A SOC 2 control catalogue mapped to the code that enforces each control, with evidence collected from the running system rather than assembled by hand. Government baselines are not yet mapped.

Industry use-case map

Public Sector workflows across one governed operating model.

These reference workflows connect the business decision to the data, controls, platform surfaces, and people required to operate it in production.

Public SectorReference workflow

Program performance

Connect service delivery, eligibility, funding, case activity, and outcomes into a shared measure of who was served and what changed.

How the work moves

  1. 01

    Connect the signal

    Cases, benefits, and service delivery · Grants, contracts, and procurement · Agency, partner, and open data

  2. 02

    Apply control

    Data quality contracts · End-to-end lineage · Immutable audit evidence

  3. 03

    Build and deliver

    Analytics & Reporting · GeneCatalog & Knowledge · Sharing & Interoperability

  4. 04

    Decide and act

    Program leaders and oversight teams work from the same outcome evidence.

Participating roles

Platform surfaces

Business outcome

Program leaders and oversight teams work from the same outcome evidence.

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Authorisation Boundary

Sovereignty is a property of every layer, not a hosting choice.

Running in a government region is necessary but not sufficient. Classification tagging, cleared operator access, and the residency guarantee each have to hold independently — so that a control failure at one layer does not silently become a data-sovereignty failure.

Mission datain-boundarySovereign regionGovCloud, IL5/6, or air-gappedAccreditation boundaryFedRAMP-aligned and NIST 800-53Classification taggingMulti-level security labelsCleared accessPIV/CAC identity, audited operators
Path to ATO

Inherit, deploy, evidence, re-authorise.

Most of the effort in an authorisation is documentation rather than engineering. Inheriting controls and collecting evidence continuously is what shortens the timeline.

  1. Inherit the control set

    Start from a SOC 2 control catalogue that names the code enforcing each control, rather than writing a control narrative from scratch.

  2. Deploy in your boundary

    Stand up in GovCloud, Azure Government, an IL5/IL6 enclave, or fully air-gapped, with identical APIs across all of them.

  3. Collect evidence continuously

    Control effectiveness is recorded as the platform runs, so the assessment package reflects the live system rather than a point in time.

  4. Re-authorise from live data

    Continuous monitoring feeds annual assessment directly, turning re-authorisation into a review rather than a re-run.

Agency Requirements

What agencies actually have to satisfy.

These are the requirements that usually disqualify a commercial platform before the evaluation gets to features.

Air-gap operation

Full functionality with no egress, including updates delivered through a controlled offline process.

PIV/CAC identity

Native smartcard authentication alongside OIDC and SAML, mapped to agency directories.

Multi-level security

Classification labels enforced in the query path so results are filtered to the requester's clearance.

Mission-partner sharing

Governed cross-agency and coalition sharing with per-partner scoping and per-query audit.

FOIA-ready export

Records assembly with redaction workflows and a documented chain of custody for responsive material.

Cleared operations

Platform operations performable by cleared agency staff, with vendor access constrained and fully logged.

Across Government

Who this is for.

Civilian, defense, and oversight functions want different things from the same authorisation boundary.

Civilian Agency

Modernise without a new ATO cycle

Deploy inside an existing accreditation boundary with inherited control mappings rather than starting a fresh authorisation.

Months of assessment effort avoided.

Defense / Intel

Operate disconnected

Run the full platform in an IL5/IL6 or air-gapped enclave, with classification enforced at query time rather than by policy alone.

Same capability at the edge as in the enterprise.

Inspector General / Oversight

Answer from the record

Respond to FOIA and oversight requests from a per-query audit trail rather than reconstructing access after the fact.

Requests answered with documented provenance.

What Changes

What changes with sovereignty built in.

Commercial platforms retrofitted for government tend to lose capability at exactly the classification levels that matter most.

DimensionBefore GenedataWith Genedata
DeploymentCommercial region only, or a reduced government editionGovCloud, IL5/6, or air-gap with identical APIs
AuthorisationControl narrative written from scratchInherited mappings to FedRAMP-aligned and NIST 800-53
EvidenceAssembled ahead of each assessmentCollected continuously from the running system
ClassificationEnforced by process and user disciplineLabels enforced in the query path
Vendor accessSupport requires broad operator reachCleared agency staff operate; vendor access is scoped and logged
Per-control, collected from the systemEvidence
GovCloud · Sovereign · Air-gapDeployment
PIV/CAC · OIDC · SAMLIdentity
Per agency policyAudit Retention
The next step

Mission-critical data, on infrastructure cleared for the mission.

Genedata Public Sector lets agencies modernize without compromising on sovereignty, compliance, or operational tempo — the same platform civilian and defense teams already trust.

FAQ

Public sector, answered.

What authorising officials, security, and procurement ask.

Can the full platform run air-gapped?

Yes, with complete functionality and no external connectivity, including a controlled offline process for updates and patching. Disconnected operation is a supported deployment mode rather than a degraded one.

What control mappings are available?

A SOC 2 control catalogue mapped to the code enforcing each control, with per-control evidence collected from the running system. Government baselines (NIST 800-53, 800-171, CJIS) are not yet mapped — which lets an assessment inherit rather than author a control narrative from scratch.

How is classification enforced?

Multi-level security labels are enforced in the query path, so results are filtered to the requester's clearance by the engine rather than by process and user discipline.

Who operates the platform in a classified environment?

Cleared agency personnel. Vendor access is scoped, approved, and logged, and is not required for day-to-day operation.

Does this support mission-partner sharing?

Yes. Cross-agency and coalition sharing is scoped per partner with per-query audit, so what a partner saw is a matter of record.

Take the next step

Start inside your boundary.

Review deployment options and control mappings against your authorisation timeline.