The federal government’s stance on AI has officially shifted - from exploratory to imperative.
Two landmark Office of Management and Budget (OMB) memoranda, M-25-21 and M-25-22, now require federal agencies to not only adopt AI, but to do so with governance, transparency, and risk management at the forefront.
And while the potential of GenAI (Generative AI) is massive from FDA-expedited drug and device evaluations to U.S. Army mission planning - so are the risks. Unchecked, these tools can introduce unintended data exposure, misuse of outputs, and compliance blind spots that no federal team can afford.
The question for most agencies isn’t “Why AI?” anymore.
It’s “How do we adopt GenAI without losing control?”
That’s exactly where Quilr comes in.
At Quilr, we believe that security and innovation can move together- but only if control is embedded from the start.
Our Autonomous AI Security Platform is engineered to help federal agencies translate complex policy requirements into real-time enforcement, visibility, and confidence. Whether you’re just launching pilots or scaling GenAI across departments, Quilr enables a compliant, scalable, and secure approach.
Here’s how we help you go from mandates to momentum:
Quilr maps directly to the requirements in OMB M-25-21 (governing responsible AI use) and M-25-22 (specific to GenAI tools). From governance structures and risk assessments to inventory management and procurement alignment (including procurement of new GenAI tools), Quilr provides the operational controls needed—without slowing innovation.
Worried about GenAI tools “learning” from sensitive inputs or accessing citizen data or even worse, confidential data that could affect national security? Quilr enforces zero-trust policies in real time, blocking unauthorized access, storage, or transmission—regardless of the model, browser, or device.
With GenAI adoption comes accountability. Agencies need full transparency about how tools are used and whether they provide value. Quilr delivers telemetry down to the keystroke, helping leaders:
M-25-21 mandates that each agency designate a Chief AI Officer (CAIO). Quilr supports these leaders with tools to:
Security isn’t about saying “no.” It’s about saying “yes” the right way. Quilr enforces least-privilege access to GenAI tools and outputs, with context-aware redaction based on user, role, browser, or device - empowering users without compromising safety.
Unlike general-purpose AI tools, Quilr is a Dallas-based cybersecurity company built specifically for U.S. federal agencies. Our platform aligns with NIST AI RMF, SOC2, FedRAMP goals, and zero-trust principles, ensuring compliance from the ground up.
Quilr Secure AI Adoption Framework (SAAF) is a practical, vendor-agnostic, and people-centric framework designed to help agencies embrace GenAI responsibly- —starting at the edge, with the end user.
SAAF gives organizations:
SAAF is built around 7 core pillars and supported by 30 targeted data points, helping teams assess their current AI maturity and identify exactly where to focus next.
The reality is: GenAI isn’t a “nice-to-have.” It’s a federal mandate.
But how agencies implement it - securely, responsibly, and transparently - will define the next era of government operations.
With Quilr agencies no longer must choose between compliance and capability.
We help you say “Yes” to GenAI with confidence, control, and clarity.
Want to see how Quilr can support your AI adoption journey?
Reach out to us at book-a-demo@quilr.ai and let’s talk.
Mohamed Osman is a seasoned Field CTO with over 20 years of experience in cybersecurity, specializing in SIEM, SOAR, UBA, insider threats, and human risk management. A recognized innovator, he has led the development of award-winning security tools that improve threat detection and streamline operations. Mohamed’s deep expertise in insider threat mitigation has helped organizations strengthen their defenses by identifying and addressing internal risks early. His work has earned him honors like the Splunk Innovation Award and recognition for launching the Zain Security Operations Center. With a strategic mindset and hands-on leadership, Mohamed Osman continues to shape the future of cybersecurity—empowering enterprises to stay ahead of evolving threats.