Surface Prohibited and Sanctioned Hardware
Federal orders and procurement rules ban specific manufacturers and device classes, but banned gear rarely announces itself. Wartiva recognizes prohibited IoT and network devices from their fingerprints even when nothing manages them, so a covered camera or router can't hide on a government LAN.
Prove Where Endpoints and Data Reside
Jurisdiction and data-residency rules turn location into a compliance fact you must document. Wartiva establishes where an endpoint is operating, typically within 100 meters and without any location-services permission, producing a continuous residency record.
Protect CUI on Networks You Don't Own
Controlled unclassified information now lives on contractor laptops and telework networks far outside any SCIF. Wartiva finds the misconfigurations and exposed services around CUI in those environments and holds them to a government-grade standard.
Nothing New to Accredit
Every appliance in a federal environment is an Authority to Operate (ATO) burden measured in months. Wartiva discovers the whole network from endpoints you already field, so you gain visibility without adding a device to the boundary or the paperwork.
Evidence for Continuous Authorization
A continuous ATO (cATO) posture demands living evidence, not a binder. Wartiva correlates related findings into reconstructed attack paths and keeps an audit trail of every change, giving authorizing officials current, connected proof.