Zero Trust Architecture at the Speed of Missions

Modular Misfits is proud to partner with Xage to bring zero trust architectures to life across the Department of Defense. By integrating Xage’s Security Fabric into our modular data mesh solutions, we’re enabling secure, policy-driven data sharing across traditionally siloed environments—without sacrificing performance, flexibility, or compliance. This collaboration empowers DoD agencies to operate with confidence across all domains—air, land, sea, space, cyber, and enterprise—knowing that every connection, data flow, and access point is protected by distributed, identity-based enforcement. Together, we’re not just talking about zero trust—we’re operationalizing it at scale, making mission-critical interoperability secure by design.

Xage enables Zero Trust by combining identity-based access control, distributed enforcement, and immutable data protection into a single, unified platform. At the core of its approach is the Xage Security Fabric, which uses a blockchain-based architecture to enforce least-privilege access policies across users, devices, applications, and data—regardless of domain or network location. Every interaction is authenticated, authorized, and continuously validated, ensuring that no one—not even insiders or compromised systems—can bypass security controls.

For the DoD, this is especially beneficial because it eliminates implicit trust across networks, strengthens cyber resilience, and secures operations from the edge to the enterprise. In environments where connectivity is intermittent and assets are distributed across tactical, strategic, and cloud domains, Xage ensures consistent policy enforcement and tamperproof auditability. This not only reduces the attack surface but also enables secure data sharing across services, agencies, and coalition partners—making mission success more achievable without compromising security.