AI infrastructure concentrates compute, power, connectivity and sensitive data in a small number of sites. Security has to account for the site, the systems inside it and the people and suppliers around it.
Ice Nine studies how a candidate site can be found, watched, reached, disrupted or isolated: physical access, drone exposure, nearby activity, power and fiber dependencies, personnel movement, supplier risk.
Ice Nine traces critical hardware from source through delivery, installation, maintenance and replacement, and treats provenance, custody, firmware and service access as part of the security boundary.
Networks and operations are designed around segmentation, limited trust and controlled access. Where the mission requires it, systems can run in isolated or air-gapped environments with clear rules for moving data, software and equipment across the boundary.
Before launch and at agreed points during operation, authorized teams test physical, cyber, personnel and operating procedures. Every exercise has a defined scope, clear rules and a named owner for each finding.
When something happens, the team needs clear decisions. Ice Nine helps define risk levels, local authority, fallback communications, isolation steps, recovery order and the path back to normal operation.
Ice Nine is embedded in Magn. Security stays connected to site choice, power, capacity, hardware, partners and daily operations, giving the people responsible for each site one clear view of risk.
Ice Nine operates close to critical infrastructure. Details about its people, methods and active work are shared selectively.
Start with one site. For a focused threat assessment of a planned or operating site, email info@magn.ai.