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???The Final Frontier Meets Commercialization Earlier this week, Nick Reese (our COO) had the privilege of presenting at a panel hosted by Network 20/20, an organization renowned for sparking critical conversations about foreign policy and global affairs. During the presentation (see clip below), Nick emphasized a pivotal shift in the space industry. Once dominated by governments and large agencies, space is now becoming increasingly commercialized, with private companies leading innovations in satellite management, space traffic control, and even emergency response infrastructure. This new era of privatization offers extraordinary opportunities, but it also presents unique challenges around regulation, resource allocation, and, most importantly, data privacy and security. At Frontier Foundry we are tackling these challenges head-on with our privacy-preserving, localized AI solutions. Our space-focused technology, Stellara, is designed to deliver actionable insights for industries while safeguarding data sovereignty and security. From managing satellite traffic to supporting emergency response operations and resource planning, our AI solutions prioritize efficiency, resilience, and privacy. By enabling localized decision-making without relying on cloud infrastructure, we’re providing tools that can keep pace with this rapidly evolving industry while maintaining the highest standards of trust and transparency. The commercialization of space represents an incredible leap forward for humanity, but it also demands careful thought and collaboration to ensure it’s a sustainable, secure, and equitable journey. Conversations like this one are essential for aligning innovation with responsibility. We want to extend our heartfelt thanks to Network 20/20 and Courtney Doggart for bringing together thought leaders on this subject, and we look forward to engaging in more discussions about the future of space. Check out the full event for more insights:?https://lnkd.in/eqyXSBQp The next chapter of space exploration is here—let’s make sure we get it right. #SpaceCommercialization #EmergingTechnologies #AI #PrivacyPreservingAI #GlobalAffairs

? How can AI empower warfighters to prevent harm and protect lives? From enhancing operational security to streamlining communication and improving coordination, AI offers a powerful toolkit for today’s most challenging environments. But the key isn’t just speed—it’s prevention. With privacy-preserving AI, teams can act quickly and securely, protecting critical infrastructure while reducing risks. By combining AI insights with human supervision, we can create resilient systems that safeguard lives and minimize disruption. Efficiency isn’t just about saving time; it’s about mitigating harm. The future of defense is human-centered innovation, using AI to enhance security and ensure ethical decision-making. ?? Discover more about how AI can help create smarter, safer outcomes for defense teams: https://lnkd.in/eRbNDMGb Nick Reese, Sultan M., Dr. Roque Martinez, DBA #AI #PrivacyPreservingAI #EmergingTechnologies

? What happens when efficiency becomes a mandate? The recent executive order, "Achieving Efficiency Through State and Local Preparedness," has stirred conversations—and some confusion—about its implementation. The quick shifts it demands might feel like whiplash????, but here’s the reality: building efficiency into infrastructure is always a good move, executive order or not. ?? From improving resource allocation to enhancing resilience, efficiency-driven infrastructure isn’t just about compliance—it’s about creating systems that last. In our latest post, we explore how this directive challenges traditional processes and why long-term efficiency is the key to future success. ?? https://lnkd.in/evY6EFwJ Nick Reese, Sultan M., Dr. Roque Martinez, DBA #InfrastructureEfficiency #Sustainability #ExecutiveOrder #Innovation

???? Collaboration in Action! ????? ? We’re thrilled to have partnered with Open District Solutions (ODS), a leader in cybersecurity and crisis management, to present on AI and public safety at MDERS’ "A Decade In Review" event earlier this week! ? At Frontier Foundry, we’re dedicated to advancing privacy-preserving AI solutions that empower organizations to make critical decisions faster, smarter, and more securely. Presenting alongside ODS was an incredible opportunity to highlight the importance of AI in ensuring safety and resilience during high-stakes events. ? Here’s to more collaborations that drive innovation and impact! ?? ? ?? Want to learn how AI can transform your crisis management strategy? Let’s connect! Nick Reese, Netta S. ? #AI #CrisisManagement #Cybersecurity #EmergencyResponse #PrivacyPreservingAI #Innovation

AI, Privacy, and the Future of Legal Technology?? Technology is transforming the legal industry, but with that transformation comes new challenges—especially when it comes to privacy. Legal professionals handle some of the most sensitive information in the world, from privileged client communications to confidential case strategies. The rise of AI in legal workflows offers powerful efficiencies, but it also introduces serious privacy risks that can’t be ignored.?? A recent article by IBM (https://lnkd.in/eSEJVHcN) highlights how AI development and deployment can expose organizations to data exfiltration and data leakage, two threats that should concern any law firm, corporate legal department, or public defender’s office. AI models that rely on cloud-based training and processing inherently increase the risk of sensitive legal data being compromised—whether through external breaches or internal mishandling. This is particularly concerning in jurisdictions with strict data governance laws that require tight control over where and how legal information is stored and accessed. The Privacy Challenge in AI Adoption??? Legal professionals are rightfully cautious about adopting AI. Their concerns often center around: ?? Confidentiality: Can AI be trusted to keep sensitive case data secure? ?? Data Jurisdiction: If AI is cloud-based, where is client information actually being processed? ?? Auditability: Can legal teams track how AI reaches its conclusions? The fear of losing control over sensitive information is a major roadblock in AI adoption. But there’s a way to integrate AI into legal workflows without compromising privacy. Privacy-Preserving AI: A Smarter, More Secure Alternative Instead of relying on cloud-based models, privacy-preserving AI offers a local, auditable, and transparent alternative. This type of AI runs entirely offline, meaning legal teams can use AI-powered tools without sending sensitive data to the cloud. ? No internet connection required – ensuring airtight security. ? On-premises deployment – keeping legal data under your direct control. ? Fully auditable AI processes – so legal professionals can trace every decision the AI makes. Beyond security, privacy-preserving AI can save time and money by automating repetitive, time-consuming tasks like document review, contract analysis, and case law research. By freeing up billable hours, legal professionals can focus on high-value work that truly requires human expertise. As AI adoption in legal tech accelerates, firms don’t have to choose between innovation and privacy—they can have both. By prioritizing privacy-first AI solutions, legal teams can leverage AI’s efficiencies without putting client confidentiality at risk. How is your firm approaching AI adoption? Let’s start a conversation about our legal solution.??? Nick Reese, Sultan M., Dr. Roque Martinez, DBA

? How are large language models (LLMs) revolutionizing the CI/CD pipeline? In tech development, speed and precision are everything. Continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines already help teams push code faster—but with LLMs in the mix, the process is entering a new era. ?? LLMs streamline testing, identify bugs faster, and even suggest fixes—all while enabling developers to collaborate more effectively. They’re not just improving efficiency; they’re reshaping how software is built, deployed, and maintained. Our latest article dives into the intersection of LLMs and CI/CD, exploring how these advanced models are making the pipeline smarter and more agile. With LLMs on your side, delivering better software, faster isn’t just a goal—it’s the new reality. Check it out to see how this technology is changing the game. ?? ?? https://lnkd.in/erkNHa_J Nick Reese, Dr. Roque Martinez, DBA, Sultan M. #TechDevelopment #LLMs #CICD #EmergingTech

?? What does building great legal AI have in common with working out???? Like training for a marathon or hitting the gym, developing a truly effective AI for the legal industry takes time, discipline, and iteration—not just hype. ? It’s about consistency: Legal AI needs to be built over time, refining responses, improving accuracy, and adapting to real-world legal workflows. ? It’s about measurable progress: Just like tracking strength gains, AI must be tested, evaluated, and proven to deliver reliable results. ? It’s about security: Not all AI is built the same. Privacy-preserving AI ensures that sensitive legal data stays confidential and protected. At Frontier Foundry, we didn’t just launch a legal AI product—we trained it. The result? A tool that’s stronger, smarter, and more trustworthy over time. Want to know what goes into building AI that actually works for legal professionals? Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eqgCn8F4 Nick Reese, Dr. Roque Martinez, DBA, Sultan M. #LegalAI #PrivacyPreservingAI #ArtificialIntelligence #LegalTech #AI #DataSecurity

?? Who will own the infrastructure of space???? As private companies race to build the next generation of space infrastructure, key questions remain: ??? Who controls the data flowing through space-based networks? ?? Can policy keep up with rapid commercial expansion? ?? How do we ensure security in an environment without clear jurisdiction? From satellite constellations to lunar supply chains, the foundation of our space economy is being laid now—but is regulation keeping pace? At Frontier Foundry, we see a critical need for privacy-preserving AI in space infrastructure. Secure, on-premise AI solutions ensure that data remains protected, controlled, and compliant, no matter where in the universe it travels. As space becomes more commercialized, will we build an ecosystem that prioritizes security and sovereignty—or will we be playing regulatory catch-up? Let’s discuss.??? https://lnkd.in/eEugBEJM Nick Reese, Sultan M., Dr. Roque Martinez, DBA #SpaceTech #PrivacyPreservingAI #CriticalInfrastructure #AI #SpacePolicy #Cybersecurity

?? Who really has control over your legal data? In an industry where confidentiality is everything, law firms and legal teams face mounting risks: ?? Data breaches can expose sensitive case files. ?? Data jurisdiction issues complicate international cases. ?? Regulatory compliance is a moving target. Most AI-powered transcription and document processing tools store data in the cloud, putting firms in a vulnerable position. At Frontier Foundry, we believe legal teams shouldn’t have to choose between efficiency and security. Our privacy-preserving AI keeps legal data on-premise and in your control, ensuring compliance with strict industry regulations without sacrificing AI-driven efficiency. Faster workflows. Stronger security. No trade-offs. Is your firm ready for AI that works for legal professionals, not against them? Let’s talk. ?? https://lnkd.in/ePYBQv35 Nick Reese, Sultan M., Dr. Roque Martinez, DBA #LegalTech #PrivacyPreservingAI #DataSecurity #LegalInnovation #AIforLaw