Innovation remains difficult to find
Mission teams can describe the problem they need to solve but rarely have a complete view of relevant federal patents, internal methods, or available rights.
ATTRIBUTION INFRASTRUCTURE FOR THE AI ERA
Intelligence deserves attribution.
NSA ORTA helps federal organizations identify the innovation behind a mission problem, govern protected material at the point of use, and preserve defensible evidence from discovery through licensing.
01 Source-linked decisions02 Local-first enforcement03 Human authority preserved
THE RIGHTS PERIMETERObserve · Decide · Prove
AUTHORIZED SOURCESPatent claimsProtected worksInternal innovation
ATTRIBUTION
NSA
NSA ORTARights + decision layerGOVERNANCE
MISSION OUTCOMESAttributeLicenseLimit or protect
ENTERING GOVERNMENT
Detect protected commercial and public material moving into agency workflows.
LEAVING GOVERNMENT
Protect licensed technology, controlled methods, and public-sector innovation.
THE FEDERAL INNOVATION LIFECYCLE
From patent to public value.
A license is a milestone. Productive, attributable use is the objective—and every stage remains connected to the source innovation and governing authority.
01DiscoverMatch a mission need to federal patents, research, software, open source, and internal innovation.OPEN STAGE →02EngageTurn observed demand into qualified commercialization-partner opportunities.OPEN STAGE →03LicenseResolve entitlement through the owning authority and the right evaluation or full-license path.OPEN STAGE →04ActivateDevelop derivative capability inside a governed, source-attributed environment.OPEN STAGE →05CommercializeDeliver controlled application or API access while preserving custody, scope, and reporting.OPEN STAGE →06AttributeIdentify protected-source use in Workflow Chat, the browser extension, and AI App Builder.OPEN STAGE →07Public ValueConnect productive use to stewardship, economic return, mission outcomes, and public impact.OPEN STAGE →
THE MISSION CHALLENGE
AI accelerated the use of knowledge. It did not resolve who owns it.
Protected material crosses boundaries
Prompts, responses, code, and documents can move copyrighted, proprietary, licensed, or controlled knowledge without a visible decision point.
Attribution ends before resolution
A similarity score alone does not explain entitlement, field of use, attribution obligations, available licenses, or the correct reviewing authority.
Evidence arrives after consequence
Traditional reviews reconstruct events after the fact. NSA ORTA is designed to preserve the decision and its authority when the use occurs.
THE NSA ORTA PLATFORM
From mission question to accountable use.
One operating layer connects innovation discovery, rights analysis, policy enforcement, licensing, and audit evidence.
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Innovation attribution
Match a mission problem against patent claims, public-sector innovation, internal methods, and authorized external sources—with the reasoning preserved.
Explore in platform02
Rights intelligence
Identify the owner, entitlement, field of use, attribution obligation, and available licensing path before a protected use becomes an unresolved risk.
Explore in platform03
Workflow governance
Apply source-linked rules at the point of use across prompts, responses, code, documents, tools, and agent actions.
Explore in platform04
Decision evidence
Retain a replayable record of what was observed, which authority applied, who decided, and how the matter was resolved—without default raw-content retention.
Explore in platformBIDIRECTIONAL RIGHTS INTELLIGENCE
What enters. What leaves. What becomes accountable.
Understand protected knowledge entering federal work.
- Patent-linked methods and claims
- Copyrighted and branded content
- Proprietary code and documentation
- License and attribution requirements
AVAILABLE PATHSObserveAttributeLicenseLimitBlock
Protect public-sector innovation before it leaves control.
- Government-owned and licensed patents
- Controlled technical information
- Non-public methods and implementation detail
- Field-of-use and technology-transfer obligations
AVAILABLE PATHSHoldReviewRewriteTransferProve
Decision boundary. NSA ORTA produces attribution and governance signals for authorized review. It does not independently determine infringement, ownership, inventorship, classification, or fair use.
DEPLOYMENT CONTROL
Meet the mission where the work happens.
Deploy the same rights and policy model through the interface, gateway, or sovereign environment appropriate to the mission.
In-workflow extension
Evaluate browser-based AI prompts and model responses before use, with fingerprint-only evidence available by default.
CHROMIUM · MANAGED POLICY · LOCAL-FIRSTAPI and agent gateway
Apply attribution and decision controls to applications, agents, tools, code workflows, and model endpoints.
API · MCP · AGENT ACTIONS · CI/CDSovereign node
Keep matching, policies, evidence, and sensitive knowledge within an organization-controlled compute boundary.
LOCAL MODEL · ISOLATED DATA · EDGE CONTROLDESIGNED FOR FEDERAL OPERATIONS
Authority remains visible at every step.
NSA ORTA is structured for technology-transfer offices, mission owners, policy authorities, security teams, auditors, counsel, and rights holders to operate from the same evidence without collapsing their distinct responsibilities.
Discuss a controlled pilot01
Source provenanceEvery match and rule returns to an identified authority.
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Content minimizationFingerprints and decision lineage replace default raw-content retention.
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Separation of dutiesReview, policy, licensing, audit, and administration remain role scoped.
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Human resolutionConsequential rights findings remain reviewable, appealable, and attributable.
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Deployment choiceCloud, gateway, local, and sovereign patterns support different authorization boundaries.
FEDERAL + RIGHTS-HOLDER ENGAGEMENT
Start with one mission problem.
Request a focused briefing on attribution, technology transfer, workflow enforcement, protected-content monitoring, or a controlled pilot.
01 30-minute mission discussion02 Relevant capability walkthrough03 Pilot boundary and evidence plan