The White House issued a National Security Memorandum to improve the cybersecurity of National Security, Department of Defense, and Intelligence Community Systems on January 19, 2022. This Memo requires that National Security Systems (NSS) employ the network cybersecurity measures that are equivalent to or exceed those required of federal civilian networks in Executive Order (EO) 140281 and gives agencies 180 days to implement multifactor authentication and encryption for NSS data-at-rest and data-in-transit per guidance in Section 3 of EO 14028.
Thales Trusted Cyber Technologies (TCT) is a trusted, U.S. provider of cybersecurity solutions dedicated to U.S. Federal Government. We offer robust authentication, data at rest encryption, and data in transit encryption solutions that address the requirements outlined in the Memo and EO 14028. Our solutions reduce the risks associated with the most critical attack vectors and address the most stringent encryption, key management, and access control requirements. In addition to our core solutions developed and manufactured in the U.S. specifically for the Government, we sell and support industry-leading, third-party commercial-off-the-shelf solutions. To mitigate the risks associated with procuring data security solutions developed outside of the U.S, we operate under a Proxy Agreement with Defense Counterintelligence & Security Agency (DCSA) for Foreign Ownership, Control & Influence (FOCI) and a Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. (CFIUS) National Security Agreement.
As a long-established provider of cybersecurity solutions currently deployed within National Security, Department of Defense, and Intelligence Community Systems, Thales TCT strongly supports the Biden Administration’s efforts to raise the bar on cybersecurity. All Thales TCT products currently support the recommended Commercial National Security Algorithms (CNSA) and are being enhanced with quantum resistant algorithms.
Thales TCT stands ready to provide solutions which meet the requirements of the Memo. We are prepared to provide industry input as the Committee on National Security Systems (CNSS) and federal agencies review and update policies as directed in the Memo.
From traditional high assurance and commercial-off-the-shelf authentication solutions to first-of-a-kind hardware security module-based identity credentials, Thales TCT offers the most secure, certificate-based authentication platforms available to the U.S. Federal Government.
Our High Assurance Authentication products are currently approved for use within National Security Systems.
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Thales TCT offers data at rest encryption solutions that deliver granular encryption and role- based access control for structured and unstructured data residing in databases, applications, files, and storage containers through its CipherTrust Data Security Platform.
CipherTrust Data Security Platform unifies data discovery, classification, data protection, and unprecedented granular access controls with centralized key management – all on a single platform. This results in less resources dedicated to data security operations, ubiquitous compliance controls, and significantly reduced risk.
The platform includes:
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Thales TCT offers a data discovery and classification solution that enables agencies to get complete visibility of sensitive data with efficient data discovery, classification, and risk analysis across cloud, big data, and traditional environments.
CipherTrust Data Discovery and Classification locates regulated sensitive data, both structured and unstructured, across the cloud, big data, and traditional data stores. A single pane of glass delivers understanding of sensitive data and its risks, enabling better decisions about closing security gaps, prioritizing remediation actions, and securing your cloud transformation and third-party data sharing.
Thales TCT offers network encryption solutions that provide a single platform to encrypt everywhere— from network traffic between data centers and the headquarters to backup and disaster recovery sites, whether on premises or in the cloud.
Thales TCT Network Encryptors leverage Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), Quantum Random Number Generation (QRNG) capabilities, and implement Quantum Resistant Algorithms for future-proof data security.
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On Demand Webinar: Getting to Compliance with the National Security Memo on Cybersecurity Join us as thought leaders from government and industry discuss how multifactor authentication and encryption of data provide the foundation for meeting zero trust and secure cloud requirements. Sponsored by Thales TCT, FedInsider & Carahsoft |
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White Paper: Top Five Ways to Address Requirements in National Security Memo on Improving Cybersecurity of National Security Systems This white paper discusses best security practices associated with key components of the NSM. It additionally details how to implement these best practices with solutions from Thales TCT. |
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Solution Brief: National Security Memo on Improving Cybersecurity of National Security, Department of Defense and Intelligence Community Systems Thales TCT offers authentication, data at rest encryption, and data in transit encryption solutions that address the requirements outlined in the NSM and EO 14028. |
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Solution Brief: Addressing Requirements in the Executive Order on Cybersecurity with Thales TCT Solutions Thales TCT offers authentication, data at rest encryption, and data in transit encryption solutions that address the requirements outlined in the Executive Order. |
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Best Practices for Implementing the White House Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity Infrastructure - White Paper The White House issued an Executive Order on improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity on May 12, 2021. The Executive order gives agencies 180 days to “adopt multi-factor authentication and encryption for data at rest and in transit, to the maximum extent consistent with Federal records laws and other applicable laws.” |
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Top 5 Ways to Comply with the White House Cyber EO Video Series |
Part 1: Overview of the Cyber Landscape & a Primer on the EO and our Solutions Part 2: Multi-factor Authentication Part 3: Data at Rest Encryption Part 4: Data in Transit Encryption Part 5: Cloud Security Part 6: Zero Trust |