Deepgram Self-Hosted Is Now FIPS 140-3 Compliant

Deepgram has introduced a self-hosted, FIPS 140-3-compliant configuration for its voice AI models, addressing the need for validated cryptography in federal, defense, and public safety sectors. This ensures that organizations dealing with sensitive data can now deploy these high-accuracy speech models without sacrificing compliance or performance. The compliance is achieved through modules validated under NIST's Cryptographic Module Validation Program and covers the entire deployment path, allowing for both connected and air-gapped environments. The FIPS-compliant setup maintains feature parity with standard environments, utilizing identical APIs and model architectures like Nova-2 and Nova-3 without requiring model downgrades or additional surcharges. This release represents a significant step toward making Deepgram's voice AI adaptable to various deployment needs, providing flexibility for both managed and self-hosted infrastructures while ensuring security and compliance.

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