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Federal security professionals need to understand the latest technologies for determining risk, securing data and authenticating access while battling almost continuous attacks from an increasingly hostile Internet.

Government departments at all levels are entrusted with sensitive information. Managing the risks associated with this data is critical not only for national security but also to ensure citizens' confidence in federal services.

Mocana's device-centric security approach enables federal agencies to implement standards-based solutions, such as FIPS 140-2 certified encryption, that secure information at risk, authenticate the identities of those who access it, and help agencies and departments to securely use and share information while complying with federal information security guidelines.

Mocana's Device Security Framework:
FIPS 140-2 Compliant & Suite B Supported

Mocana's Device Security Framework provides a holistic approach for securing government networked devices and services, and is ideally suited to federal environments. The Framework is open-standards based, extensible, extremely small footprint, platform-agnostic and contains FIPS-validated crypto suites, in addition to supporting Suite B. The Framework has an asynchronous architecture, leverages a common abstraction layer and features the Mocana Acceleration Harness, a layer that manages crypto offload from software to hardware.

Federal Device and Application Security with FIPS 140-2 and Suite B compliant security.

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2010 Spiffy Awards Nominee

Mocana offers a range of solutions and tools from the Device Security Framework to help federal agencies and departments participate in these important government security programs, including: Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative, Protection of Personally Identifiable Information & Sensitive Information, Information Sharing Initiatives and Continuity of Operations (COOP) & Telework.

Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative ("Cyber-Initiative")
This federal program is tasked with significantly enhancing information security to promote infrastructure security awareness and protect sensitive government assets - digital and physical. The project is expected to require agencies to:

Mitigate the impact of online attacks
Reduce the number of connections to the Internet
Monitor overall infrastructure activity and access points
Secure sensitive data within government systems

Protection of Personally Identifiable Information & Sensitive Information
The Office of Management and Budget has published guidance (M-7-16 and M-6-16) focused primarily on information protection. Mocana can facilitate compliance of the guidelines by helping agencies:

Encrypt sensitive information and PII
Authenticate users using robust certificate management
Detect data-theft malware and zero-day attacks

Information Sharing Initiatives
These initiatives are intended to enable more confident and secure information sharing between and within the defense, intelligence, homeland security and law enforcement communities. ISI's often pivot on two- or three-factor authentication technologies, robust certificate management and identity federation.

Continuity of Operations (COOP) & Telework
Recent disasters - manmade and natural - have motivated agencies to reinvigorate their business continuity planning efforts. Remote-worker ("telework") initiatives are key to continuity planning programs and increase flexibility for employees. But encrypted and authenticated access for remote workers is a crucial prerequisite. Mocana's Device Security Framework technologies can help:

Secure mobile federal workers using certificate-based authentication
Facilitate productivity anywhere and anytime, increasing responsiveness and decreasing costs

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2010 Spiffy Awards Nominee

Mocana Device Security Framework Architecture

Mocana’s products, together, make up what we call the Device Security Framework™. The DSF is designed to secure all aspects of any connected device, computer or service. All components of the Device Security Framework are built on a common architecture and share a common API and cryptographic code base. Applications and device designers can choose the components they need for their particular project... or standardize company-wide on the DSF’s common code base, future-proofing your investment with this broad, flexible and extensible security architecture. Virtually every Mocana product either comes standard with FIPS-certified cryptographic modules or has it available as an option.

Mocana’s – Network Device Security Framework

Mocana’s – Network Device Security Framework

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2010 Spiffy Awards Nominee

Mocana's Device Security Framework: FIPS 140-2 Compliant & Suite B Supported

Mocana Device Security Framework Architecture

Mocana's Device Security Framework:
FIPS 140-2 Compliant & Suite B Supported