revengeforbees

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   by revengeforbees 3y ago

   They do, there is GCC, and GCC-High. There are a number of reasons why, but the most common would probably be the additional cost of resources and staffing. Feature for feature, the core functionality is the same. There’s more overhead in G
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   by revengeforbees 3y ago

   I agree that the article is a bit vague on that. However, at the university I work for, the team that manages our government cloud also works on our public cloud. The compliance team for the GCC environment and the engineering team I am on
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   by revengeforbees 3y ago

   I know what I’m going to bring up in my CMMC compliance call tomorrow. The university I am an information security engineer for has been working for years to become CMMC level 2 compliant. Penn State using public cloud (assuming Azure) and