Data at Rest Protection for Defense Mission Systems

Not every mission environment has the same data-at-rest requirements. The Cigent CSfC DAR Readiness Assessment walks you through a short series of questions about the data you protect, the systems that store it, and how those systems are used to help determine whether CSfC DAR protections should be considered for your environment.

As classified data moves onto endpoints, tactical systems, servers, and mission platforms outside traditional secure facilities, understanding the required level of protection becomes increasingly important. Use the assessment to identify potential CSfC DAR requirements and better understand when a layered encryption and authentication architecture may be appropriate.

Cigent is prepared to support your mission, navigating the complex compliance requirements to protect data at the edge. Its solutions were developed for and with US Federal agencies with deep expertise in data protection. Read our extensive eBook to learn more.

Cigent components are listed on the NSA CSfC Components List for protecting classified data at rest. Security functionality is evaluated through NIAP Common Criteria and cryptography is validated under NIST programs. Cigent solutions were designed and developed with and for US Intelligence and Defense communities. All employees, including Cigent software development, are based in the US. The team includes multiple personnel with TS/SCI clearance with decades of data protection and operational experience to support your requirements.

Cigent solutions have been tested and validated by leading Federal agencies including MITRE, NIST, NSA, NIAP, the Air Force, Cyber Resilience of Weapon Systems (CROWS), and NSSIF (UK) and are deployed across US Intelligence agencies, US Defense services, and the defense industrial base.