Reach Security Partners with Knox Systems to Pursue DISA Impact Level 5 Authorization

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Partnership will accelerate Reach's path to bringing AI-driven security controls assurance to the Department of War and its mission partners WASHINGTON, Nov. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/…

Partnership will accelerate Reach's path to bringing AI-driven security controls assurance to the Department of War and its mission partners

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Reach Security, the AI that operates security defenses at machine speed, today announced it is partnering with Knox Systems (Knox), the largest, longest-running federal managed cloud, to pursue Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Impact Level 5 (IL5) Authorization. A rigorous U.S. Department of War (DoW) standard, IL5 authorizes cloud service offerings to host Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and unclassified National Security Systems data, accelerating the adoption of secure commercial cloud solutions for the DoW's most sensitive unclassified missions.

Defense and federal security teams run complex environments built from many tools, and misconfigurations, underused capabilities, and configuration drift can open blind spots that are slow to find manually and quick for AI-powered adversaries to exploit. Reach Security gives security teams a central source of truth for their security controls, showing which existing defenses already stop a given attack, prioritizing action according to real-world risk and available control capabilities, remediating weaknesses or deploying compensating controls, and continuously validating that controls remain aligned with security policy.

Reach Security's mission is to help security teams close gaps in defenses before AI-powered attackers can exploit them, while ensuring security controls remain aligned with organizational policy and established security baselines. Its platform provides an AI-native operating system for security controls, continuously analyzing the security control plane across identity, endpoint, email, firewall, Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), and other critical defenses.

"AI has given attackers the ability to find and exploit weaknesses at machine speed, and federal defenders need the blue side of that loop.

Knox's IL5…

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