Harvey earns FedRAMP Class D certification for federal legal work
Harvey’s FedRAMP Class D certification within the Knox Systems environment makes the legal AI platform available to U.S. federal agencies and other organizations with high-security requirements.
AT A GLANCE
Key points
- Harvey operates within a FedRAMP Class D boundary.
- Access expands to federal agencies and contractors.
- U.S. government procurement is available through Carahsoft.
What is changing?
Harvey announced on October 28 that its platform for legal and professional services had earned FedRAMP Class D certification through its work with Knox Systems. The company says this security boundary allows U.S. federal agencies, federal contractors and partners, along with other organizations with high-security requirements, to use Harvey for legal work.
The public-sector offering supports procurement and contract review, first-pass document analysis for FOIA and public-records requests, investigative chronologies, regulatory research and cross-agency collaboration. Harvey says findings can be checked through source citations and that customer data is not used for model training by default.
Harvey runs inside Knox’s FedRAMP Class D-authorized cloud environment. U.S. government customers can purchase it through Carahsoft, while access and contracting requirements vary by agency.
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Source date: 28 October 2026.
Published by AI Radar: 28 Oct 2026, 16:02 (Istanbul, UTC+3).
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