As the end of the fiscal year rush builds, we know that agencies are investing remaining budgets to advance security and modernization initiatives. To help address these priorities, Everfox is delivering a solution for enabling mission speed and secure collaboration across networks, domains and allies, allowing secure access from classified networks to high threat networks (HTNs) e.g. the internet.
Built for mission-critical operations and approved for deployment by the U.S. Government, the Garrison Isolation Appliance (GIA) – part of the Everfox Cross Domain Solutions (CDS) Access portfolio – delivers unique benefits due to its hardware enforced security functions and deployment model. Its wide range of applications make it a valuable option for securing the best return on any remaining funding to achieve:
Connecting Partners Across Collaborative Environments
Access to HTNs
Simply put: we don’t just defend systems; we deliver decision dominance.
The Garrison Isolation Appliance (GIA) enables organizations to securely connect sensitive environments to the modern digital world while maintaining the assurance required for mission-critical operations. GIA is not ITAR-controlled, but it does fall under UK export controls, which are managed through the usual authorization steps during deployment. This gives organizations a clearer and more predictable procurement path, making it easier to plan, approve, and deploy GIA where missions require it.
*More in “Trusted Access for Secure Environments” Solution Brief below
These capabilities allow Everfox to support a wide range of CDS Access use cases:
*More in “Cross Domain Solution for Government” Use Case below
*More in “Modern Collaboration Across Mission Partner Environments” Solution Overview below
*More in “Securing Artificial Intelligence” Solution Brief below
AI models containing sensitive or classified data can provide a wealth of information for adversaries, creating a significant data exfiltration risk. To address this risk, the Garrison Platform creates a full-stack protocol break between the remote device and the secure system. This protocol break means that, even in the event of a compromise, an adversary would only have access to a video stream of data from the secure AI system, rather than the rights to exfiltrate the underlying raw data.
*More in “Securing Artificial Intelligence” Solution Brief below
As an end-of-year special, view our sample SOW below:
Everfox will provide one week of onsite support exclusively for a lab‑only deployment of the GIA, focused on enabling secure remote browsing and virtual desktop infrastructure isolation in development environments. The project assumes customer-provided infrastructure and no assessment or authorization services required for this lab deployment.
If you are looking to learn more before discussing further, we have a number of resources at your disposal: