Oracle and Duality Deliver Privacy-First AI to Government and Defense Customers

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Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) and Duality Technologies announced that Duality's secure data collaboration platform is now available in Oracle Cloud Marketplace and deployable on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) as of Oct 13, 2025.

The integration targets government, defense, and intelligence customers, enabling encrypted queries, homomorphic encryption, secure multiparty computation, federated learning, built-in governance, and deployment across specialized government, sovereign, and isolated cloud regions for low-latency, compute-intensive AI workloads.

Insights

Cloud security strategist

Oracle and Duality listing Duality's secure data collaboration platform on OCI enables privacy-preserving analytics for government and defense customers.

Oracle Cloud Marketplace availability and deployability on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) let organizations run Duality's platform inside specialized environments, including Oracle Cloud Isolated Regions, preserving built-in OCI security and interoperability. The combination targets compute-heavy encrypted analytics and AI workloads using homomorphic encryption, secure multiparty computation (MPC), federated learning, and a "quantum-ready" cross-domain approach described in the release.

Key dependencies and risks include the customer's ability to deploy in the stated environments and integrate the platform with existing mission systems; success depends on operational integration and compliance with security policies stated in procurement, both of which are noted as supported through built-in governance and auditing features. Watch for adoption signals such as marketplace listings uptake and announcements of deployments in government or classified regions in the near term around Oct. 13, 2025.

Defense procurement analyst

The partnership creates a packaged option for defense agencies to run privacy-enhancing analytics within Oracle's government and sovereign cloud footprint.

Making Duality's platform available on the Oracle Cloud Marketplace provides a procurement and delivery path that aligns with government contracting habits, enabling agencies to obtain a solution that claims support for cross-domain, high-to-low investigations while preserving confidentiality via homomorphic encryption and MPC. The release explicitly cites features relevant to classified or sovereign deployments, including deployment in isolated regions and governance controls for audit and need-to-know enforcement.

Primary items to watch are formal acquisition approvals, specific deployment announcements into government or classified clouds, and evidence of interoperability tests with OCI's stated high-bandwidth, low-latency infrastructure; these milestones will clarify operational readiness and procurement timelines after Oct. 13, 2025.

Partnership powers secure data collaboration for mission-critical operations

LAS VEGAS, Oct. 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Oracle AI World –Duality Technologies secure data collaboration platform is now available in Oracle Cloud Marketplace and deployable on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). This enables government, defense, and intelligence customers to secure their data collaboration for mission-critical operations with OCI's built-in security and interoperability across specialized government, sovereign, and classified cloud environments, including Oracle Cloud Isolated Regions.

Together, Oracle and Duality enable customers to securely issue encrypted queries across networks and obtain confidential results in seconds, all while upholding rigorous security standards and regulatory requirements. Powered by OCI's high-bandwidth, low-latency architecture, Duality's data collaboration platform is purpose-built for compute-intensive analytics and AI workloads, scaling to meet evolving mission demands.

"Government and defense organizations need to balance innovation with absolute confidentiality," said Dr. Alon Kaufman, CEO, Duality Technologies. "By making our secure data collaboration platform available to Oracle customers, we empower agencies to unlock crucial intelligence and analytical value from their data, while upholding the highest standards for security and privacy."

Customers running Duality on OCI can engage in confidential and secure investigations on any data, in any domain, without exposing the subject or result of investigations. Additionally, customers gain access to:

• Quantum-ready cross-domain solutions: Enables secure data transfer and analysis across different security levels. Investigators can conduct high-to-low side investigations, accessing sensitive data while minimizing compromise from current or future quantum threats, helping ensure long-term data integrity.
• Homomorphic encryption: Enables computation on encrypted data without decryption. National security and defense organizations gain the ability to perform analysis with diverse data across trust boundaries, breaking down information silos without compromising confidentiality.
• Secure Multiparty Computation (MPC): Allows for joint analysis of sensitive data without revealing individual inputs. This empowers multiple agencies or partners to collaborate on shared challenges, deriving collective insights while helping ensure that their respective raw data remains private and secure.
• Federated learning: Supports collaborative AI model training across decentralized data sources. Organizations can build more robust AI models trained on diverse datasets at the edge or in different security domains—without centralizing or exposing the source data.
• Built-in governance: Provides robust data access controls, auditing, and compliance features. These capabilities help customers monitor and log data interactions, enforce need-to-know principles, and maintain clear audit trails to meet stringent regulatory and mission requirements.
• High-performance infrastructure: Delivers the high bandwidth and low-latency networks crucial for analytics on encrypted data. This purpose-built environment is optimized to handle the compute demands of privacy-enhancing technologies without slowing mission-critical analysis.

"Our commitment to national security and defense organizations goes beyond providing a secure cloud, it's about creating a comprehensive and trusted ecosystem of solutions that enables our customers to meet their unique requirements and successfully execute their most critical missions," said Rand Waldron, vice president, Oracle. "By making Duality's platform available on the Oracle Cloud Marketplace, we are enabling our customers to collaborate securely and leverage advanced AI tools to transform sensitive data into a decisive, strategic advantage."

Additional Resources

• Learn more about Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
• Learn more about Oracle Government Cloud
• Learn more about Oracle Sovereign Cloud
• Read about Oracle Cloud Isolated Region

About Duality
Duality is the leader in privacy-enhanced data and AI collaboration, empowering organizations worldwide to maximize the value of their data without compromising on privacy, security, or compliance. Trusted across sectors including finance, healthcare, government, and more, Duality enables secure and compliant utilization of previously inaccessible data. Founded and led by world-renowned cryptographers and data scientists, Duality operationalizes privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs) to accelerate data insights by enabling analysis and AI on encrypted data—while ensuring that sensitive data and AI models remain fully protected.

About Oracle
Oracle offers integrated suites of applications plus secure, autonomous infrastructure in the Oracle Cloud. For more information about Oracle (NYSE: ORCL), please visit us at oracle.com. 

About Oracle AI World
Oracle AI World is where customers and partners discover the latest product and technology innovations, see how AI is being applied across industries, and connect with experts and peers. Attendees will gain practical tips and insights to drive immediate impact within their organizations and explore how Oracle is helping unlock the full potential of cloud and AI. Join the event to see new capabilities in action and hear from thought leaders and industry movers. Register now at oracle.com/ai-world or follow the news and conversation at oracle.com/news and linkedin.com/company/oracle.
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FAQ

What did Oracle (ORCL) announce on Oct 13, 2025 about Duality's platform?

Oracle announced Duality's secure data collaboration platform is available in Oracle Cloud Marketplace and deployable on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

How does Duality on OCI help government and defense customers using ORCL cloud?

It enables encrypted queries, homomorphic encryption, secure multiparty computation, and federated learning while running in specialized government and isolated OCI regions.

Will Duality on OCI support classified or sovereign cloud environments for ORCL customers?

Yes; the platform is deployable across specialized government, sovereign, and Oracle Cloud Isolated Regions to meet classified and sovereign requirements.

What performance benefits does Duality gain from running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)?

OCI provides high-bandwidth, low-latency networks and compute optimized for intensive analytics and AI on encrypted data, per the announcement.

Does the Oracle and Duality integration offer governance and audit features for ORCL customers?

Yes; built-in governance includes data access controls, auditing, and compliance features to help enforce need-to-know and maintain audit trails.

How does Duality address future quantum threats for customers using ORCL cloud?

The announcement highlights quantum-ready cross-domain solutions to reduce compromise risk from current or future quantum threats during secure data transfer and analysis.