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Secure Agentic AI for Regulated Organizations

Implement Agentic AI Securely

DefenseEye helps regulated organizations move from AI exploration to governed agentic AI implementation while keeping CMMC, CMMCLens, AttackSense, and supplier readiness available as focused portfolio paths.

Secure AI Implementation Focus

The homepage now introduces DefenseEye's Secure AI implementation practice for organizations that need secure data access, identity controls, responsible governance, human oversight, and practical delivery support before AI agents become operational.

Additional DefenseEye Capabilities

  • CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 readiness
  • CMMCLens compliance evidence automation
  • AttackSense attack surface intelligence
  • Supplier and subcontracting support

Frequently asked questions

What is DefenseEye?
DefenseEye is a Redmond, Washington–based, minority-owned consulting and software company. It helps regulated organizations adopt AI securely by combining AI governance, cybersecurity, Microsoft cloud security, and compliance automation, and it builds two products: CMMCLens for CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 evidence automation, and AttackSense for attack surface and remediation intelligence.
Who does DefenseEye work with?
Regulated organizations and teams that handle sensitive data: financial-services firms, FinTechs, and credit unions adopting AI; security, risk, and compliance teams in Microsoft-centered environments; and defense contractors preparing for CMMC. DefenseEye also works with enterprise procurement teams and partners as a supplier and subcontractor.
What problems does DefenseEye help solve?
AI agents and copilots that can reach sensitive data before governance is ready; unclear AI permissions, accountability, and human review points; scattered compliance evidence and manual CMMC preparation; and security findings without clear remediation priorities or owners.
How does an engagement work?
Most work follows three stages. Assess: business value, data readiness, risks, and controls. Design: architecture, governance, identity, oversight, and evaluation. Implement: build, integrate, test, monitor, and scale. Engagements can be advisory, project-based, staff augmentation, or subcontracted.
What stays under human control?
People keep authority over consequential decisions. High-impact AI-assisted actions keep appropriate human review and accountability, and automated compliance evidence still needs human approval before it is relied on for risk decisions or shared with assessors.
How are governance and auditability handled?
Through practical controls: AI inventories and risk tiering, least-privilege access, logging and traceability from AI-assisted outputs back to their sources, evaluation and monitoring, and evidence mapped to the controls it supports. DefenseEye is not a C3PAO, does not certify organizations, and does not guarantee assessment outcomes.

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