Encryption Strategies for Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) in Hybrid Cloud Systems

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Adopting hybrid cloud systems—blending private on-premises infrastructure with public cloud services—has surged as organizations seek scalability, cost-efficiency, and flexibility. However, securing Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) in these environments remains a critical challenge. These systems will use encryption to protect this data… but hybrid clouds introduce unique complexities due to data mobility, shared responsibility models, and varying compliance requirements. 

This article explores robust encryption strategies for safeguarding CUI in hybrid cloud architectures.

 

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What Companies Should Look for in 2025 Regarding FedRAMP Compliance

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As we move into 2025, FedRAMP remains a cornerstone of security compliance for cloud service providers working with U.S. federal agencies. However, with evolving technologies, heightened cybersecurity threats, and increasing regulatory demands, organizations must refine their strategies to stay ahead. Below is a comprehensive and in-depth list of critical considerations for achieving and maintaining FedRAMP compliance in 2025 aimed at expert audiences.

 

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Post-Assessment Remediation in CMMC: Achieving Cybersecurity Excellence

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In the increasingly complex landscape of cybersecurity, the CMMC framework stands as a crucial initiative designed to bolster the resilience of the Defense Industrial Base. For organizations aiming to meet CMMC requirements, the certification process involves more than just initial compliance—post-assessment remediation plays a pivotal role. This stage addresses deficiencies identified during the evaluation, ensuring the organization meets the stringent requirements to protect Controlled Unclassified Information and related sensitive data.

For decision-makers and cybersecurity professionals, understanding and effectively managing this phase is paramount.

 

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