Your proprietary airframer data and federal aviation datasets are mission-critical. CoreIngestion is designed to function with zero external dependencies and total structural isolation — the documents, the models that read them, and every result they produce stay inside your digital domain, so there is nothing outside it to leak or expose.
No external cloud connections, no remote API calls, no telemetry. Runs and updates with the uplink severed.
Ingestion, inference, analysis and reporting execute inside your physical and network boundary, on servers you own.
Your data never leaves your digital domain — no copies outside your walls, so nothing outside your walls can leak. We hold none of it.
Ellie's detectors and Mia's assistant are local models on your hardware. No prompt or page ever reaches an external model provider.
Deny-by-default teams and roles; every login, denial, download and admin action in an audit log you keep.
Offline packages with a signed manifest, applied on your schedule. Code only — an update never touches your data.
Airframers, defence primes, certification authorities and their tier-one suppliers hold safety archives that are export-controlled, contractually restricted and often classified. Fault trees describe how an aircraft fails; supplier packages describe how it is built. This material cannot be uploaded to a vendor's cloud, cannot be sent to an external language model, and cannot sit on infrastructure the organisation does not administer.
Most AI products are built the other way round: your data travels to their service. CoreIngestion is built so the software travels to your data. Ellie and Mia are installed inside your boundary, on your hardware, under your identity and access controls, and they keep working with the uplink cut. The three principles below are not policy statements; they are properties of the deployment you can inspect.
outbound connections required at runtime
of documents, models and results on storage you administer
installation, updates and licensing — nothing phones home
login, denial, download and admin action written to an audit log you keep
The system requires no network path to anything outside your boundary — not to run, not to update, not to prove it is licensed.
For a security organisation the question is never whether a vendor promises not to exfiltrate data; it is whether exfiltration is possible at all. Air-gapping answers that structurally. If there is no route out, a compromised component, a misconfigured proxy or a careless integration cannot leak a page. CoreIngestion is engineered to function on a network segment with egress denied, and it is tested that way: the installation, the models, the analysis engine and the portal all operate with the uplink physically or logically severed.
Every stage — ingestion, model inference, analysis, review, reporting — executes natively inside your physical and network boundary, on servers you own.
Air-gapping keeps data from leaving; containment keeps the processing inside the same controls that already govern your people. The servers sit in your rack. Accounts, roles and teams are yours to grant and revoke. Storage, backups and retention follow your policy, not ours. When an auditor asks where a fault tree was processed and who could see the result, the answer is a room, a host and a named team in your own directory — not a region in someone else's cloud.
Your data never leaves your digital domain. Not the documents, not the page images, not the trees, not the results, not a log line — so there is nothing outside your walls to leak or expose.
Most data breaches are not break-ins; they are copies. A document uploaded to a vendor portal, a page image sent to a hosted model, a results file synced to a cloud drive, a support ticket with a screenshot attached — each one is a copy of your data living somewhere you do not control, under someone else's patching schedule and someone else's staff. Data sovereignty means those copies never come into existence. Everything CoreIngestion touches is created, stored and processed inside your domain, on storage you administer, and it stays there for as long as your retention policy says. There is no exposure surface outside your perimeter because there is no data outside your perimeter. When a supplier is breached, a cloud misconfiguration makes the news or a subpoena reaches a provider, your archive is not part of the story.
No uplink at all. Installation, models and updates are carried in on media your security officer inspects. The reference deployment for classified or export-controlled programmes.
A VLAN inside your data centre with a default-deny outbound rule. Your staff reach the portal over your network; the system reaches nothing. The common choice for airframers and tier-one suppliers.
Where policy already permits a private cloud you control, the same packages run there — same egress denial, same audit, same open formats. We never hold the account, the keys or the data.
In every model the software is operated by your team under your identity and access controls. Our engineers have no standing remote access; support sessions happen when you open them, on your screen, and end when you close them.
Every evaluation runs fully isolated — nothing leaves your walls.