Fognigma

Fognigma is a software platform that orchestrates and obfuscates the deployment of private, self-owned communication and collaboration networks across multiple commercial cloud providers. It automates the creation of ephemeral virtual infrastructure, including virtual machines and networks, spread across cloud data centers to enable organizations to control access, manage their digital signature, and avoid detection while operating globally. The platform is used to build Mission Partner Environments (MPEs) and supports use cases such as digital forensics operations, anonymous monitoring and intelligence collection, disaster response coordination, secure information sharing with federal or local partners, and next generation command and control (NGC2). Key architectural elements include multi-cloud infrastructure spanning multiple providers and data centers across several continents, managed attribution technology to control an organization's digital footprint, support for bring-your-own-device access to virtualized mobile and desktop environments without requiring software installation, and automated network regeneration that destroys and rebuilds networks on new IP addresses without data loss to reduce observation and detection. Fognigma states that customer data remains under customer ownership without contractor access or involvement, and that infrastructure can be scaled or scheduled to reduce cost during periods of inactivity.