Security that requires connectivity isn't security. It's a dependency. nova8 Technologies built every security control to hold whether a device is online, intermittent, or fully disconnected, from post-quantum cryptography and hardware-backed trust to zero-trust workload isolation.
Identity, transport, storage, and workload boundaries are layered so trust does not depend on a single network assumption or a single enforcement point.
The security model spans cryptography, operator access, storage protection, tenant isolation, and network policy rather than treating the host OS as the only control boundary.
NIST FIPS 203 and 204 algorithms for key exchange and signatures, giving teams a path that already accounts for the CNSA 2.0 transition.
Workloads run inside hardened isolation boundaries so application compromise does not translate into implicit host trust.
Hardware-backed key custody for signing, activation, and validation workflows across both platform and device operations.
Measured boot, attestation signals, and rollback-friendly integrity checks from firmware through the trusted runtime image.
End-to-end encryption for device-to-cloud traffic with dedicated enrollment paths for stronger bootstrap assurances.
Default-deny network controls, encrypted tunnels, and explicit service-to-service boundaries that reduce lateral movement risk.
Secure registration flows use post-quantum-capable trust establishment instead of assuming legacy X.509 enrollment is good enough.
Database and application boundaries are scoped by tenant so operational data does not bleed across customer or mission partitions.
Operator access can be layered with stronger authentication and tightly scoped roles for both tenant users and platform administrators.
Administrative changes, device events, and operational access can be reviewed through a retained audit trail that supports regulated environments.
At-rest protection can be bound to TPM or hardware-derived identity so physical device compromise does not trivially expose data.
The platform uses FIPS 140-3 validated cryptographic modules for all data-at-rest and data-in-transit protection, meeting federal and industry requirements for healthcare, finance, and government.
FIPS-validated cryptographic implementations
nova8 infrastructure and development processes are aligned with Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 2 expectations for handling controlled unclassified information.
110 practices across 14 domains
Platform security controls are aligned with NIST SP 800-171 requirements for protecting controlled unclassified information in non-federal systems and organizations.
110 security requirements across 14 families
Development and operational practices are aligned with SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria for security, availability, and confidentiality, supporting enterprise and commercial customer requirements.
Trust Services Criteria across 5 categories
The cryptographic direction of the platform is aligned with the NSA CNSA 2.0 transition through post-quantum key exchange and signature support.
Post-quantum algorithm transition