Collaboration.Ai follows NIST SP 800-171 practices for Controlled Unclassified Information: CMMC Level 2 (self-attested). Our software runs in U.S. environments built for Department of War work under NIST SP 800-53, up to Impact Level 4 and prepared for FedRAMP. Customer data stays in the United States, inside the customer’s own boundary, and is never used to train models. Each product carries its own posture, stated at the bottom of this page exactly as it applies.
The program. Everything inside the software belongs to the customer.
In the United States, in the environment named for that product. Intelligence keeps each customer in a workspace of its own.
Only the roles you allow. Every action is logged.
Wherever AI appears in Collaboration.Ai software, it works on the program’s own records and the public record, cites what it used, and is never trained on customer data, by contract. Inference runs on U.S. infrastructure, connections to existing systems are read-only, and no persistent copy of customer data is kept. The model layer is model-agnostic, so the program is never tied to one provider.
U.S. infrastructure, one isolated workspace per customer, aligned to NIST 800-53
Impact Level 4 on the roadmap. FedRAMP authorization in progress
Controlled at the workspace level
Designed for unclassified data. Every user action, query, and data source is logged.
Hosted in the United States, by deployment. On-premises available.
Impact Level 2 and Impact Level 4
CAC sign-in on .mil deployments; account sign-in on public call sites
Role-based access. Every score stays on the record next to its submission.
Hosted in the United States
Built for Impact Level 4
CAC or PIV for government users and custom SSO configuration
Role-based access. Every submission and action on a timestamped record.
IL = Department of War Cloud Computing Security Requirements Guide Impact Level.