For Knox, from 🤫 hussh
Your pipeline. Our architecture.
Knox built the fast road to federal authorization. 🤫 built a consent-first, receipted architecture made to travel it. Here is where the two meet.
What we build together
Knox's model, the 🤫 architecture, and what it unlocks.
🤫 One Platform
Gets SaaS and AI companies to FedRAMP High authorization in as little as 90 days, at roughly a tenth of the usual cost.
🤫 One Platform's consent kernel, receipt ledger and fail-closed design were built compliance-first from day one.
An architecture built to move quickly through a pipeline built for speed.
PCHP and the receipt ledger
Runs automated tooling on a FedRAMP High listed platform to prove continuous control effectiveness.
Every 🤫 access already writes a receipt, and every grant is scoped and revocable.
The raw material continuous monitoring needs. An easy system to instrument.
🤫 One Platform, FedRAMP High track
Executive CISO Hemant Baidwan helped shape FedRAMP from its Board and led federal cyber at DHS.
A consent architecture we want measured against real FedRAMP High control requirements.
The fastest, clearest route from compliance-first design to an ATO.
🤫 One Platform, Enterprise BYO
Reaches federal buyers with Carahsoft, the channel government already uses.
A consent-first platform for agencies, and later the DoD Impact Levels.
Federal reach through a trusted channel, without building it from zero.
🤫 One Platform
Authorized Celonis on a faster, cheaper path than the category incumbent.
A genuinely new architecture: consent-first, on edge compute the customer owns.
The next proof point, and a story that shows the model works beyond conventional SaaS.
Everyone wins
Good for us, for Knox, and for the people agencies serve.
🤫 hussh
A real ATO in months, not years, at a fraction of the cost of building the path alone.
Knox
A flagship story on a genuinely new architecture: consent first, edge-owned compute, a receipt on every access.
The public
A private, consent-first AI platform reaches federal agencies, and through them the people they serve. Sovereignty and speed, together.
The people
The people leading Knox.
From Knox's announcements and their public profiles.
Irina Denisenko
Co-founder & CEO
Founded Knox in January 2023. Before that, COO of Class Technologies, where ARR grew to $50M and the team to 200, and a builder of PrecisionHawk through its acquisition.
Hemant Baidwan
Executive CISO
Fifteen years at DHS, as CISO and Acting Deputy CIO. An inaugural member of the FedRAMP Board and Vice Chair of the federal CISO Council. Joined Knox in March 2026 to lead its cybersecurity program.