In a world where software vulnerabilities are inevitable, Garrison is betting the house on a radical premise: what if you could physically sever the connection between a user and a threat? Their answer is hardsec—hardware-enforced security that makes breaches mathematically impossible, not just difficult.

"Software can be patched. Hardware can't be hacked. Garrison's moat isn't code—it's silicon."

The search data reveals their actual brand moat. 'Garrison' alone commands 18,280 monthly searches—far exceeding their total visit count, suggesting significant brand awareness in niche security circles. The misspelling 'Garisson' (540 searches) even shows up, a classic indicator of strong word-of-mouth in high-stakes environments where people hear the name before seeing it written.

• Hardsec principles: Physical hardware isolation, not software virtualization
• Target market: Government, defense, financial services—sectors where failure is not an option
• Product suite: Secure browsing, VDI, and data transfer wrapped in unbreakable hardware
• Revenue efficiency: $224K revenue per employee—indicating high-value enterprise contracts