Cohortvault
A deployable agent-security control and evidence layer for defense contractors that mediates tool use, credentials, data boundaries, approvals, telemetry, incidents, and control mappings within an authorized environment.
Defense contractors deploying agents need more than prompt-injection filtering: tool permissions, credential rotation, data boundaries, approvals, telemetry, incident response, and contract evidence must work together. Open-source agent-security controls and enterprise or sovereign vendors validate the category, but an OSS license does not make software cleared and a FedRAMP- or CMMC-readiness export is not authorization. Cohortvault's credible wedge is a deployable control layer inside the customer's approved environment, with observed evidence mapped to the actual system boundary and reviewer-owned control decisions.
The security, platform, compliance, or program leader at a DoD contractor deploying agents in a defined CUI or impact-level environment.
CMMC deadlines and active agent deployment create a current need.
Contractor security and program leaders own agent controls and evidence.
The input has many direct and inbound links but a moderate grounded convergence score.
Strong graph connectivity, a clear contractor buyer, current CMMC pressure, open control primitives, and an enterprise-to-mid-market gap support the direction.
Authorization remains environment-specific, the open projects are early, no structural incumbent cost is proven, and defense deployment plus operations reduce self-serve leverage.
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