Build once. Vet once. Deliver the datacenter everywhere.
Version the infrastructure alongside the mission software. Move the operating environment between sites and systems.
Not another pane of glass. A layer of command.
The datacenter becomes part of the software delivery model.
STRATUM extends rapid delivery beyond applications. Complete virtual datacenter platforms can move through established DevSecOps processes and into ships, shore facilities, laboratories, cloud environments, and tactical edge systems.
Image identity, software bill of materials, vulnerability results, configuration, and release provenance can stay associated with the infrastructure artifact promoted through the pipeline.
A STRATUM release is a known, version-controlled infrastructure artifact. Promote the same approved release across ships, shore facilities, labs, sovereign cloud, remote sites, and tactical edge systems.
The platform beneath it. The network around it. The storage behind it. The GPUs that accelerate it. The wiring that connects it all.
STRATUM starts with Platform One's Iron Bank container foundation.
STRATUM's container is built on a hardened image foundation from Platform One's Iron Bank, the Department of War repository of vetted container images. That foundation fits the way defense and regulated enterprises evaluate software: through transparent provenance, repeatable container delivery and security evidence.
Iron Bank images are scanned daily for vulnerabilities, with SBOMs and risk assessments supporting informed software supply-chain decisions. STRATUM pairs that foundation with versioned OCI delivery and the ability to run on the Linux hosts your organization already hardens and supports.
Mission infrastructure should be ready for the cryptographic transition before the deadline arrives.
STRATUM was built from the ground up with post-quantum cryptography in its security roadmap and Continuum architecture. STRATUM supports all three NIST-standardized PQC algorithm families: FIPS 203 ML-KEM for quantum-resistant key establishment, FIPS 204 ML-DSA for lattice-based digital signatures, and FIPS 205 SLH-DSA for stateless hash-based digital signatures.
Hybrid quantum-resistant network encryption lets Continuum deployments combine established classical protection with NIST-standardized PQC as the Federal Government accelerates migration. Executive Order 14412 directs the transition of Federal information systems toward NIST-approved post-quantum FIPS and sets concrete migration objectives for high-value and high-impact systems.
For defense infrastructure that may remain deployed for years, the problem begins now. Traffic collected today may still be valuable when future cryptanalytic capability arrives. STRATUM brings PQC into the same operating layer that connects datacenters, sovereign cloud, ships, aircraft, edge platforms, and mission systems.
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One binary. One process. One mission VM. Hardware acceleration optional. No host virtualization stack required.
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