Defense and National Security Solutions
Data-centric security for a Zero Trust World
As Defense and national security agencies across allied nations adopt zero-trust architectures, data-centric security is paramount. Janusnet classification and messaging solutions empower users to seamlessly classify, protect, and share sensitive information within and across organizations and jurisdictions, enabling compliance with military marking standards.
The right information, for the right person, at the right place, at the right time.
A critical pain point for agencies is the lack of enforceable data-level security across their existing files and systems. Janusnet helps to:
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Accelerate operational velocity.
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Enforce trusted data access control and zero trust initiatives.
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Improve information sharing and collaboration across agencies and coalition environments.
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Improve fidelity and credibility of information with consistent metadata bound to the data object.
From disconnected to cloud
For disconnected, deployed, headquarter, private and public clouds.
No Extra Investments
No additional hardware or software to deploy and manage.
Interoperation
Capabilities for unit, joint and MPE/FMN
Mission Partner Enviroments / Federated Mission Networks
Collaboration across allied nations and C4ISR systems demands trust that classifications can be respected across boundaries. Janusnet solutions enable:
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Streamlined, faster interoperability for, and between, nations.
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A staged rollout of data-centric security architectures with embedded, standards-based metadata such as STANAG 4774 / 4778 / 5636 and ACP 240.
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Easy handling of advanced marking requirements such as dissemination controls, releasability caveats, and data-centric security tagging.
Your Zero Trust Data-Centric Security Partner
Janusnet solutions help transform legacy network-centric security environments into zero trust architectures by solving the challenges commonly faced with data-centric security initiatives:
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Ensure data objects are tagged to the relevant standard.
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Bind metadata to legacy data objects.
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Integrate with existing third-party technologies and document storage systems.
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Enable policy enforcement to travel with the data for use by downstream security controls.