SECURITY & TRUST
Security is a practice, with clear responsibilities.
Plan safeguards around your systems, information, and responsibilities. Agree scope, maintenance, and evidence before work.
Principles that guide our work
Purposeful access
Limit permissions by role. Plan multi-factor authentication, separate administrative access, and employee account changes.
Separation and careful handling
Plan separate customer access boundaries and credential handling. Agree secure channels before sharing sensitive information.
Accountable changes
Document responsibilities, changes, vendor access, and rollback procedures as part of system design.
Recovery that can be evaluated
Identify priority systems, backup coverage, and restoration steps. Test recovery against agreed objectives within an authorized scope.
Security & infrastructure
Our developing cloud-native approach uses open-source components, declarative configuration, and zero-trust design principles for access, repeatable delivery, change records, and recovery. Production isolation and customer delivery remain unverified.
Agree data location, access, retention, and restore/export procedures. Open source can reduce proprietary dependencies; plan migration and support.
Compliance planning for defense contractors and plant suppliers
Discuss applicable NIST SP 800-171, CMMC, and customer supply-chain requirements. Configuration and change records can support evidence; they do not establish compliance or certification. Contract, data, and system boundaries determine requirements.
Agree controls and assessment responsibilities with qualified specialists. No certified service, defense authorization, or security guarantee is claimed.
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