VAI / Government
VAI · Government & public sector
Public trust, by design.
Authenticated infrastructure for public services, procurement and digital sovereignty.
Public trust is a nation’s most valuable infrastructure. It has to be earned at every transaction. VAI builds it in.
Velacomm · Government & public sector
Infrastructure citizens can trust
Authenticated identity for the assets, vendors, data and systems that public services depend on.
Control stays at home
Sovereign control over data, infrastructure and the standards they run on.
Know who and what you buy
Verified vendors and authenticated parts throughout public procurement.
Public assets with identity
Authenticated records of infrastructure, equipment and public property.
Share securely
Authenticated data exchange between agencies and with partner governments.
Unverified stays off
Hardware-rooted identity for devices across energy, water, telecom and transport.
Interoperable by design
Open standards so allied governments can work on a shared foundation.
Accountable at every step
From registration to audit, every action is tied to an authenticated, responsible party.
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Register
Vendors and assets are authenticated.
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Verify
Identity and authority are confirmed.
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Procure
Purchases use verified parts and suppliers.
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Deploy
Only verified devices join public systems.
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Monitor
Activity is recorded with accountable parties.
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Audit
Complete evidence for oversight.
For the U.S. and its partners
Pax Silica brings the United States and more than two dozen partner economies together around trusted supply chains and infrastructure. VAI is designed to help governments put those goals into practice.
Public trust, by design.
Request a government briefingGovernment at a glance
Short answers to the questions partners ask most.
How can governments use VAI?
For trusted public services: verifying vendors and parts in procurement, keeping authenticated registries of public assets, securing data exchange between agencies and protecting critical infrastructure.
What does digital sovereignty mean here?
Control over a nation’s own data, infrastructure and standards: where data lives, who can access it and which laws apply. VAI is designed to support that control.
How does VAI protect critical infrastructure?
Devices in energy, water, telecom and transport networks can carry hardware-rooted identity, so unverified devices are kept off critical systems.
Does VAI support international cooperation?
Yes. VAI is designed around interoperable standards, so the U.S. and partner governments can verify each other’s goods, data and parties.
Build public trust into every system.
Government briefings are available to qualified parties under a non-disclosure agreement.
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