PumaMesh keeps protection, access decisions, and evidence in the same path that moves data, so teams can share important files and still prove what happened.
Use one security story for partner exchange, regulated transfer, software delivery, and AI payload handling instead of adding another tool for every control gap.
FIPS 140-3 validated · post-quantum ready · wolfssl.com
PumaMesh keeps protection in the workflow itself: secure sensitive data, decide who can use it, and keep evidence ready for review without moving those jobs into separate products.
Encrypt · wolfSSL
Post-quantum protection that does not slow teams downwolfSSL provides the post-quantum cryptographic layer in the movement path and on protected files — built to survive threats that do not exist yet, so teams keep working through normal workflows while the fabric handles protection.
Control
Use file context to make better decisionsClassification, identity, and policy help decide who can see data, where it can move, and when a transfer should stop.
Prove
Make evidence part of the workflowAudit trails, operator actions, and governed movement records are created as work happens, making reviews easier to support.
The same loop supports files, model weights, reports, and partner exchange: understand the payload, authorize the movement, protect the path, enforce at delivery, and record the evidence.
Step 1: Know What Files and Objects You're Sharing
Understand what is being sharedSensitive-data patterns and customer labels help identify regulated, private, or mission files and objects before movement begins.
Step 2: Authorize Access
Authorize before data leavesPolicy checks user context, file context, and destination context before the transfer starts.
Step 3: Protect with Encryption
Protect the object and the pathProtection is built into the fabric so teams do not have to bolt on separate encryption workflows for every exchange.
Step 4: Stream Securely
Move across approved paths with protection built inQUIC carries each connection with built-in encryption — no unprotected hop between policy check and delivery. Direct and authorized forwarding paths keep policy and audit context attached throughout. See how the mesh moves data →
Step 5: Enforce at Delivery
Check access again at deliveryAccess can be re-evaluated at the destination so policy changes and local context still matter before data is delivered.
Step 6: Record Everything
Record evidence for every stepMovement, operator action, and policy context are recorded so investigations and compliance reviews have a clear evidence path.
Buyers still need technical proof. PumaMesh ties compliance claims to the data-sharing behavior the product actually enforces.
Product controls support the data-sharing evidence buyers need for CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 reviews, while customer-owned organizational practices remain outside the product surface.
Advanced product controls help support high-assurance programs where evidence, strong protection, and disciplined operations all matter.
Identity, device, data, application, network, visibility, and automation signals can all inform movement and access decisions.
Movement, data, identity, and visibility controls align to defense zero-trust conversations without making transfer a separate evidence project.
Teams can show how data movement participates in identity, data, device, network, application, and visibility maturity goals.
Security teams can review the deployed cryptographic posture instead of relying on broad claims alone.
wolfSSL provides the post-quantum cryptographic library — hardened for constrained environments and built for a world where today's encryption is no longer enough. Regulated and mission teams get a verifiable modernization story, not a vendor claim.
Mapped product evidence helps federal buyers connect transfer behavior to review language they already use.
Data flow controls and retained movement evidence help teams explain where sensitive information went and why it was allowed.
Protection in PumaMesh is not one feature. It is three practical outcomes that happen together: safer movement, controlled objects, and better operator proof.
Protect in Motion
Fast movement keeps controls in placeSpeed does not require a separate path that bypasses the protections regulated environments need.
Protect the Object
Object context travels with the decisionClassification, attributes, findings, and history help decide what can move, where it can go, and who can see it.
Protect the Operator
Operators can explain what happenedAudit and posture views show what moved, who acted, which policy applied, and what the system state looked like.
Security teams need more than a statement that data is protected. PumaMesh makes trust, key lifecycle, and cryptographic posture part of the same operating view as movement.
Certificates and Keys
Manage trust anchors and key state centrallyCertificate inventory, issuing authority, and key state are visible in-product — not implied by a vendor brief.
Crypto Posture
See cryptographic hygiene and modernization workInventory and risk views let security teams reason about crypto posture inside the same fabric that moves the data.
Audit
Operator-grade evidence for every actionFiltered audit views support investigation, review, and compliance reporting — no separate monitoring workflow required.
The same context that helps teams find sensitive data can also drive access, movement, reporting, and framework evidence.
Policy
Enforce visibility and movement through attributesABAC turns protection into rules. The same attributes gate visibility, search, and movement — no separate policy language to learn.
Posture
Security tied to the data itselfRisk score, findings, classification distribution, and compliance views show the security state of what is being moved.
Framework Alignment
Controls mapped to frameworks customers already useTalk to auditors in their language. Mapped evidence covers common review frameworks — including CMMC 2.0, FedRAMP-aligned controls, NIST SP 800-207 Zero Trust, NIST AI RMF, and EU AI Act — while every control stays visible in the product.
Finding Detail
Severity, category, and framework mapping per findingEach finding ties to severity, category, and the frameworks that govern it — before operators decide to move or quarantine.
