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ClearanceCrypt

Automated EO 13526 declassification workflow for government contractors who are genuinely tired of faxing things to NARA

ClearanceCrypt ingests classified document metadata, tracks mandatory declassification review schedules under Executive Order 13526, and routes every record through a cryptographically signed audit pipeline from ingestion to final disposition. It integrates directly with DISS, generates SF-312 compliant handling records, and eliminates the shared network drive called FINAL_FINAL_v3 that is currently holding your agency together. The federal government is sitting on a 400-million-document backlog and this is the thing that fixes it.

Features

  • Automated MDR scheduling and deadline tracking against EO 13526 exemption timelines
  • Cryptographically signed audit trail at every pipeline stage, covering 47 distinct record state transitions
  • Native DISS integration for clearance-level validation before routing decisions are made
  • SF-312 compliant handling record generation without manual data entry or fax involvement
  • Full declassification review queue management with priority weighting by document age and originating agency classification authority

Supported Integrations

DISS, NARA Electronic Records Archives, Salesforce Government Cloud, DocuSign Federal, Okta, AWS GovCloud S3, ClearVault API, RecordBridge, FedRAMP Identity Broker, AxiomSecure, SEMS-Cyber, OpenFISMA

Architecture

ClearanceCrypt runs as a set of independently deployable microservices behind a hardened API gateway, with each service owning a single stage of the review pipeline and communicating exclusively through a signed event bus. Document metadata and audit records are persisted in MongoDB, which handles the transactional integrity requirements of multi-step declassification state machines exactly as well as you would expect. The cryptographic signing layer uses Ed25519 keypairs rotated on a 90-day schedule and stored in a Redis cluster that also manages long-term archival state between review cycles. Every architectural decision in this system was made by one person who thought about it for a very long time.

Status

🟢 Production. Actively maintained.

License

Proprietary. All rights reserved.

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