[ CADMUS ]

Classification decision support that runs where you work.

Cadmus gives cleared analysts real-time, sentence-level classification guidance with a traceable citation to the governing SCG provision for every suggestion. Air-gapped. On-premises. No data leaves the network.

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Cadmus workspace showing sentence-level classification markup with SCG citations, Ask Cadmus NLP interface, and classification metadata panel

[ THE PROBLEM ]

The classification problem.

An analyst sits down to write a classified document. They open the Security Classification Guide, hundreds of pages of classification authority. They cross-reference EO 13526 reasons, portion markings, and dissemination controls sentence by sentence. For a single document, this takes one to three hours.

The cost is not just time. Overclassification stops information from reaching the people who need it. A document classified at the wrong level sits in a system where the analyst who needs it cannot access it. The mission pays the price.

The tooling to address overclassification should have existed years ago. It did not, because building software for air-gapped environments is hard and the market is small. Cadmus is the automated security classification tool that classified environments have been missing.

[ CAPABILITIES ]

What Cadmus does.

Real-Time Classification Guidance

Cadmus analyzes text at the sentence level as the author writes. Each sentence receives a classification recommendation based on the applicable SCG provisions, functioning as real-time classification decision support software within the analyst's workflow.

SENTENCE-LEVEL · REAL-TIME

Traceable SCG Citations

Every classification suggestion links directly to the governing SCG provision and EO 13526 reason. The analyst sees exactly why the system flagged a sentence.

EO 13526 · SCG-REFERENCED

Ask Cadmus

A natural-language interface for classification questions. Analysts query specific topics, markings, or edge cases and receive answers grounded in the ingested SCG library.

NLP · HUMAN-IN-THE-LOOP

SCG Ingestion and Indexing

Cadmus ingests Security Classification Guides and indexes them for search and automated lookup. Supports DoDM 5200.45 machine-readable SCG formats and serves as a purpose-built SCG classification software platform.

MACHINE-READABLE SCG

Cross-Domain Transfer Pre-Validation

Before a document moves between classification levels, Cadmus validates portion markings and flags content that may not meet the target domain's requirements.

PRE-TRANSFER VALIDATION

Human-in-the-Loop with Audit Logging

The analyst decides. Cadmus supports the decision. Every override, acceptance, and modification is logged for audit and compliance review.

FULL AUDIT · EVERY ACTION

[ DEPLOYMENT ]

How it deploys.

Cadmus runs entirely on-premises. No cloud. No internet connection. No data leaving the network. It deploys on the networks where classified work happens: JWICS, SIPR, and SCIF-local environments. The application assumes an air gap from its architecture forward, designed for disconnected operation from the first line of code, not adapted from a cloud-first product after the fact.

Air-gapped AI document classification is what Cadmus was built for. It operates as a classified document classification tool at the classification level of its host network, with no external dependencies and no call-home behavior.

JWICS

Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System

SIPRNet

Secret Internet Protocol Router Network

SCIF-LOCAL

Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility local networks

STANDALONE

Disconnected single-workstation deployments

[ QUESTIONS WE HEAR INSIDE THE BUILDING ]

Your questions, answered.

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Pricing.

Cadmus is licensed annually per deployment, tiered by classification network level, concurrent users, and SCG library size. Contact us for pricing specific to your environment and mission requirements.

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Air-gapped. On-premises. No data leaves the network.