GovDataHosting, a division of IT-CNP, is proud to have sponsored Digital Government Institute’s virtual workshop, “Securing the Cloud.” The Digital Government Institute (DGI) workshop featured speakers from the Architecture and Engineering Center of Excellence at DHS’ Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).

Each and every member of our cloud technical and compliance support staff understands: When hosting government mission critical systems, there is absolutely no room for error.

In a January regulatory filing, Microsoft revealed that a Russian intelligence group gained entry to a non-production test tenant account, opening a door that enabled access to the email accounts of senior executives working on Microsoft’s security and legal teams.

With the increasing frequency and severity of natural disasters, cyber threats, and other unforeseen disruptions, the need for a robust disaster recovery strategy has become paramount.

GovDataHosting is committed to securing our nation’s most critical data, software, and systems. Our single-source, integrated cloud infrastructure and cloud hosting services enable agencies and their supporting contractors to protect their assets and accelerate their transition to the cloud.

Laura Stanton, Assistant Commissioner for the Office of Information Technology Category (ITC) in GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service (FAS), recently posed the question on her weekly blog: What does the future of cybersecurity look like? The article highligh

October marks the annual observance of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a national initiative aimed at raising awareness about the importance of cybersecurity across the public and private sectors and promoting a safer digital environment.

GovDataHosting’s parent company, IT-CNP, Inc., a Government-focused cloud service provider, today announced that it has become an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Select Tier Partner within the AWS Partner Network (APN).

The Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) plays a crucial role in safeguarding the United States' government information systems. Enacted in 2002, FISMA ensures the federal systems that collect, circulate, and store data adhere to a set of standard safety and security controls.