Future Resilient Software

 AegisOrion LLC specializes in next-generation cybersecurity software, with a focus on resilience and quantum readiness. Its flagship platform, Nebula, is committed to protecting data lifecycles end-to-end, enabling organizations to remain secure in an era of accelerating technological change. 

AegisOrion LLC specializes in resilient cybersecurity solutions that meet or exceed FIPS 140-3 requirements by NIST SP 800-171 and NIST SP 800-53 requirements. Through its flagship Nebula platform, AegisOrion delivers a resilient, through obfuscation, quantum-ready, robust data security for government, financial, and commercial sectors, ensuring mission-critical systems remain confidential, have built-in integrity, and networks with availability in an era of accelerating technological threats

Intranet -- A way to obfuscate data traffic and storage throughout the organization's Intranet.

Point-to-Point or Multipoint -- This is a server solution where the server sits between the Firewall(s) or End Encryption Unit (ECU) and the ISP.  Focused on a networking solution delivering Diversification, Distribution, Dissaggregation, Deception, Protection, and Proliferation of critical network data.

Dropbox-like solution -- Where an outside entity can access an inside resource file(s).

Vulnerability Intake and Normalization -- Consolidates vulnerability inputs from scanning tools, assessments, and manual findings into a consistent workflow for tracking and reporting.

Exploitability and Risk Prioritization -- Prioritizes vulnerabilities using factors such as exposure, likelihood of exploitation, asset value, and operational impact (not CVSS alone).

Validation and Proof of Exposure -- Supports validation of high-priority findings to reduce false positives and confirm real attack paths where feasible.

Remediation Planning and Tracking -- Generates practical mitigation guidance (patching, configuration changes, segmentation, detection, compensating controls) and supports tracking to closure.

Compliance and Reporting Support -- Produces executive and technical reporting suitable for audits, risk boards, and engineering teams, with consistent evidence and repeatable outputs.

Embedded/OT and Mission System Considerations -- Designed for environments where patching is constrained, downtime is limited, and risk reduction often requires engineering-driven mitigations.

Intranet -- A way to obfuscate data traffic and storage throughout the organization's Intranet.

Point-to-Point or Multipoint -- This is a server solution where the server sits between the Firewall(s) or End Encryption Unit (ECU) and the ISP.  Focused on a networking solution delivering Diversification, Distribution, Dissaggregation, Deception, Protection, and Proliferation of critical network data.

Dropbox-like solution -- Where an outside entity can access an inside resource file(s).

OnionBridge is a privacy-first communications app designed for mission and enterprise use. It supports SIP app-to-app calling, optional layered encryption controls, and configurable data retention so teams can communicate with confidence on mobile devices.

• SIP app-to-app voice calling with end-to-end keying options.

• Encryption controls for calls and chat, including optional

extra encryption layers.

• DNS privacy controls with selectable providers and custom

DNS endpoints.

• Profile-based identity (username/call sign) to support

operational use.

• Retention windows and history controls for chat and call

metadata.

• Configurable retention window (e.g., hours to weeks/months) with enforcement worker on-device.

• Local delete and optional server delete synchronization

(when enabled).

• Separate toggles for remembering chat history and call

history.

• Designed to minimize sensitive metadata exposure while preserving usability.

• DNS: enable/disable, choose provider, or specify a custom

DNS IP.

• Calls: E2E keying toggle, double-encrypt media toggle,

algorithm selection.

• Chat: optional extra encryption layer and algorithm selection.

• Retention: choose a window and control the delete sync

behavior.

• Future FIPS validated cryptography path via an approved vendor (e.g., wolfSSL).

• Target alignment with NIST controls and DoD expectations for secure mobile communications.

• CSfC evolution plan: architecture, key management, and approved device/OS posture.