Category: Cybersecurity
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CMMC 2.0 Compliance for Defense Contractors
Defense contractors operating edge and fog infrastructure must meet CMMC 2.0 requirements across every layer of their environment. Our plan maps each edge security and Zero Trust control back to the relevant CMMC 2.0 practices, helping contractors demonstrate compliance during assessments while keeping distributed deployments genuinely secure, not just paper-compliant. This includes maintaining accurate system…
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Zero Trust in Distributed Environments
Distributed federal environments, from fog nodes to remote field offices, cannot rely on a traditional network perimeter. Our strategic plan applies Zero Trust principles, continuous verification of every user and device, least-privilege access, and micro-segmentation, consistently across every location where federal data is processed. This ensures that trust is never assumed based on network location…
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AI/ML at the Edge for Federal Deployments
Running machine learning models directly on edge hardware allows federal deployments to make faster decisions without shipping sensitive data back to a central cloud. Our plan focuses on validating model integrity before deployment, monitoring for model drift and adversarial manipulation in the field, and ensuring that training data and inference logs are handled in accordance…
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Fog & Edge Computing Security for Federal Deployments
Fog and edge nodes extend the federal network perimeter into locations that are harder to physically secure and monitor continuously. Our approach emphasizes hardened device configurations, encrypted data in transit and at rest, continuous telemetry from edge nodes back to central security operations, and strict identity verification for every device and service that connects to…