Defense Llama
Scale AI is proud to announce Defense Llama, the Large Language Model (LLM) built on Meta’s Llama 3 that is specifically customized and fine-tuned to support American national security missions. Defense Llama, available exclusively in controlled U.S. government environments within Scale Donovan, empowers our service members and national security professionals to apply the power of generative AI to their unique use cases, such as planning military or intelligence operations and understanding adversary vulnerabilities.
Defense Llama was trained on a vast dataset, including military doctrine, international humanitarian law, and relevant policies designed to align with the Department of Defense (DoD) guidelines for armed conflict as well as the DoD’s Ethical Principles for Artificial Intelligence. This enables the model to provide accurate, meaningful, and relevant responses. Scale is proud to enable U.S. national security personnel to use generative AI safely and securely for defense.
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Ask Sage
Ask Sage is a secure, model-agnostic generative AI platform built for government, defense, and regulated organizations that need to use sensitive data across mission-ready workflows. It provides one multimodal workspace for more than 150 commercial, frontier, and open-source models, supporting text, code, image generation and analysis, video, and audio without locking teams into a single provider. Users can ingest organizational data once and reuse it across models for grounded document Q&A, drafting, summarization, knowledge management, policy checks, data analysis, and role-specific outputs. Ask Sage Chat offers a conversational interface, while Workbook brings sources, memos, shared chat history, and team collaboration into one document-centered environment. Agent Builder uses a visual, node-based canvas to create, preview, reuse, monitor, and orchestrate automated workflows without code.
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Etactics CMMC Compliance Suite
Preparing for the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) assessment is a considerable investment from both time and money perspectives. Organizations handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) within the defense industrial base should expect to have an authorized CMMC 3rd Party Assessment Organization (C3PAO) certify their implementation of NIST SP 800-171 security requirements. Assessors will evaluate how the contractor implements each of the 320 objectives across all applicable assets within the scope, including people, facilities, and technologies. The assessment process is expected to involve a review of artifacts, interviews of key personnel, and tests of the technical, administrative, and physical controls. As organizations prepare their body of evidence, they should establish a relationship between the artifacts, the security requirement objectives, and assets within scope.
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CMMC Map
CMMC Map is a NIST SP 800-171 and CMMC self-assessment application built for small U.S. defense contractors without a compliance team. A 15-minute scoping wizard tells you which requirement applies (CMMC Level 1, CMMC Level 2 self-assessment, or the SPRS score under DFARS 252.204-7019) and pre-fills roughly 40% of your controls. Each of the 110 requirements is explained in plain English with an evidence checklist, and your DoD-weighted SPRS score updates as you answer. One click generates the System Security Plan, POA&M and all 14 required policies from your answers, plus a Readiness Report that applies a reviewer's checklist to your package. A read-only connection to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace reads tenant configuration (users, MFA, device and audit settings) and files it as evidence; document contents are never read. Interview prep, an Assessor view, a compliance calendar, a training roster and MFA are included. Consultants manage clients in separate workspaces on one invoice.
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