White Papers / Compliance Checklists
Our white papers and checklists provide actionable guidance for FEMA-readiness and snapshot forensics, ensuring compliance with NIST SP 800-171, DFARS 252.227-7018, and CMMC Level 2+. Scrubbed examples draw from FEMA's National Preparedness Report (2023-2025) and DHS Impacts of Adversarial Generative AI (2025), emphasizing proactive defense in critical sectors.
FEMA-Grade AI Cybersecurity for Infrastructure Resilience (White Paper)
As threats like deepfakes and model poisoning escalate, this paper outlines AI integration for ransomware detection and recovery. Key principles include innovation in autonomous response, integrity via IP custody, collaboration with red teams, and proactive zero-trust defenses.
Threat Landscape
Counter APTs with geocode filtering and conversation_id tracking for enhanced threat intelligence.
Solutions
Build battlefield-forged capabilities for edge resilience, informed by operators facing IOC-driven intrusions.
Compliance
Align with FEMA's expanded authorities under the Disaster Recovery Reform Act, ensuring human-centered protections.
Compliance Checklist: Snapshot Forensics Readiness
This checklist ensures your systems are prepared for rapid forensic analysis and recovery.
1
IP Containment
Verify 20-year data rights per DFARS; centralize under a compliant LLC for secure intellectual property.
2
Threat Simulation
Employ min_faves thresholds for influence operations; test against ToolShell-style zero-day vulnerabilities.
3
Validation
Conduct red team exercises for filter:replies phishing and geocode:lat,long,radius exploits to confirm readiness.
4
Resilience
Ensure immutable recovery under heavy loads, drawing from advisors in contested environments.
5
FEMA Alignment
Map to National Preparedness frameworks for crisis lifecycle management, focusing on supply chain integrity.
These resources support CISA FY2024-2026 plans, enabling seamless audits and mission integration.
OTA & SBIR Pathways (Public, Scrubbed)
Axirix pathways are scrubbed for public use, focusing on DoD-aligned processes like AFWERX Open Topic (July 2025) and DIU OTAs. We emphasize nondilutive vehicles for AI cyber tech, from feasibility to production, per scrubbed examples from AFWERX webinars and DoD SBIR instructions.
Pathway #1: SBIR/STTR Direct-to-Phase II (D2P2)
- Origination: Submit via DoD SBIR 25.5/E Release 10 (closes August 2025), aligning with Open Topic for dual-use AI.
- Feasibility: Provide documentation on TRL 4-6 prototypes, including red team-validated threat detection.
- Validation: Secure Customer Memorandums from end-users; test against breaches like InterLock IOCs.
- Transition: Advance to Phase III via commercialization plans, emphasizing IP-secure licensing.
Pathway #2: OTA via AFWERX/DIU
- Prototyping: Enter via DIU CSO for rapid pilots, focusing on AI interoperability and zero-trust simulations.
- Scaling: Achieve milestones like anomaly detection in contested operations, using geocode filtering.
- Integration: Embed into primes per scrubbed playbooks (e.g., SAIC partnerships), mitigating risks via multi-agency sourcing.
- Exit: Position for strategic adoption, informed by battlefield advisors.
These pathways enforce execution: Milestone-linked, compliant with HQ085021S0001, and benchmarked against high-performing studios for efficient transitions.
