Tranquility AI Earns FedRAMP Class D Certification

Oct 8, 2026
Tranquility AI has earned FedRAMP Class D certification through Knox Systems, giving federal agencies access to its TimePilot and HelioTrace investigation tools.

Tranquility AI earned FedRAMP Class D certification through Knox Systems, the companies said in a press release. The certification allows federal investigators and homeland security teams to use Tranquility AI tools for evidence analysis and threat detection.

TimePilot brings records such as handwritten notes, financial documents, spreadsheets, video, audio, and mobile device extractions into one platform. Investigators can search evidence with natural language, identify links, create timelines, generate reports, and trace findings to original sources.

HelioTrace combines mobile device forensic data with open source intelligence for border and homeland security operations. It generates threat reports designed to help analysts identify criminal networks and assess potential risks.

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