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Security
User-Centric vs Admin-Centric Cyber Security and CMMC 2.0 Compliance
- Administrators have excessive control and pose a security risk
- Encryption empowers users to control their own data
- VDI centralizes computing resources while maintaining data isolation
- Encryption and VDI increase security and simplify CMMC 2.0 compliance by reducing scope and complexity
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Infrastructure
HPC, SLURM, and Compliance: Navigating the Challenges of Regulated Data
- HPC with regulated data (CUI, ITAR) introduces elevated risk and strict NIST SP 800-171 / CMMC requirements
- SLURM at scale requires additional safeguards for isolation, control plane security, and auditability
- True compliance at scale demands integrated access control, logging, and workload isolation - built into the architecture
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Architecture
A Reality Check of GCC High
- GCC High has become the default answer for small organizations pursuing CMMC compliance
- It is trusted, widely adopted, and on-paper, it checks all the right boxes. It is optimized for email, SharePoint and basic document collaboration
- But is GCC High designed to solve complex workflows?
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Encryption | Access Control
How tiCrypt Structures Users, Groups, and Projects for Secure Collaboration
- A breakdown of how tiCrypt structures users, groups, and projects to enable secure collaboration while maintaining data isolation and control
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Architecture | Security
The Data-in-Use Gap of NIST SP 800-171
- Most security frameworks focus on encrypting data at rest and in transit, but often overlook the third state: data in use
- This gap matters because data is most exposed while being actively processed, which is where many major breaches occur
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