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Zero Trust at the Tactical Edge.

Hybrid forces demand connectivity. Connectivity demands Zero Trust. Enforce mission continuity across crewed platforms and autonomous multipliers — in contested and denied environments.

Core Capabilities

Connectivity Without Compromise.

Five capabilities that maintain technical superiority as forces transition from crewed platforms to hybrid networked architectures.

Tactical Edge Enforcement

Zero Trust enforced at the platform level — on vessels, vehicles, and forward bases. No reach-back to cloud or central infrastructure required for policy enforcement.

Contested Domain Resilience

Operates when connectivity is degraded, intermittent, or denied. Autonomous policy enforcement continues independently during comms blackout.

Autonomous Asset Segmentation

Micro-segment crewed platforms from autonomous multipliers. Enforce identity-aware policies between manned C2 and unmanned systems at the network level.

Sovereign & Air-Gap Native

Zero cloud dependency. Fully inspectable. All data and policies remain within national control. Deploys in air-gapped, classified, and ITAR-restricted environments.

Full Network Visibility

Real-time discovery of every connected asset — crewed, autonomous, and IoT. Identify rogue devices and enforce access policies continuously across the battlespace network.

Trusted by defense forces and sovereign programs.

Thales
4h

to deploy Zero Trust enforcement in restricted on-premise environments — from unboxing to operational.

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Trusted by leading companies

Thales
Carahsoft
Orange Cyberdefense
Millbrook Machine
NeverHack
Kyron
Eden Cluster
Airicom
As we integrate autonomous platforms into the fleet, connectivity becomes both an enabler and a threat surface. Trout gives us Zero Trust enforcement at the fabric level.
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Cyber Operations Lead
Navy, European Navy

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Whitepaper

Download the DoD Zero-Trust OT Alignment.

How the Trout Access Gate maps to the seven pillars of the DoD Zero Trust Reference Architecture for operational technology environments.

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What's Inside

DTM 25-003 alignment, seven Zero Trust pillars mapped to Access Gate capabilities, OT-specific deployment guidance, and compliance evidence generation.

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FAQ

Common Questions About Tactical Edge Security.

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cloud dependencies required. The Access Gate operates fully autonomous at the tactical edge — sovereign, inspectable, air-gap native.

The Access Gate enforces Zero Trust policies autonomously at the platform level. It does not require reach-back to cloud or central infrastructure. When connectivity is intermittent or denied, all policies continue to be enforced locally. When connectivity is restored, logs and state synchronize automatically.

The Access Gate creates identity-aware micro-segmentation between crewed platforms and autonomous multipliers. Each system — manned or unmanned — gets independent network policies enforced at the device level. Compromising one autonomous asset does not grant lateral access to C2 or crewed systems.

Legacy perimeter defenses fail in contested environments where adversaries operate inside the network. The Access Gate assumes breach and enforces Zero Trust per connection — every user, device, and protocol is verified continuously. No implicit trust, even within the tactical network.

Yes. The Access Gate is fully on-premise with zero cloud dependency. All software is inspectable. All data and policies remain under national control. It deploys in air-gapped, classified, ITAR-restricted, and allied coalition environments.

The Access Gate deploys inline on existing network infrastructure in hours. No re-cabling, no IP changes, no agents on endpoints. It integrates with existing C2 and tactical network architectures without requiring infrastructure redesign.

The Access Gate enforces granular access policies per nation, role, and classification level. Coalition partners can be granted controlled, audited access to specific systems without exposing the broader tactical network. All sessions are logged and time-limited.