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The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) is a government-wide program that promotes the adoption of secure cloud services across the federal government by providing a standardized approach to security assessment, authorization, and continuous monitoring for cloud products and services. FedRAMP empowers agencies to use modern cloud technologies, with an emphasis on security and protection of federal information.

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TIC modernization aligned with the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) M-19-26 provides flexibility for TIC capabilities and architectures supporting cloud implementations. Generally, TIC controls are aligned with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) SP 800-53 and should be aligned and evaluated to support the appropriate FedRAMP security control baselines. Determining the applicable and appropriate controls is a responsibility of both CSPs and agencies to establish a solution architecture that supports TIC policy enforcement points and other protections described in the TIC 3.0 Reference Architecture and TIC 3.0 Security Capabilities Catalog.

XorDdos and other threats targeting Linux devices emphasize how crucial it is to have security solutions with comprehensive capabilities and complete visibility spanning numerous distributions of Linux operating systems. Microsoft Defender for Endpoint offers such visibility and protection to catch these emerging threats with its next-generation antimalware and endpoint detection and response (EDR) capabilities. Leveraging threat intelligence from integrated threat data, including client and cloud heuristics, machine learning models, memory scanning, and behavioral monitoring, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint can detect and remediate XorDdos and its multi-stage, modular attacks. This includes detecting and protecting against its use of a malicious shell script for initial access, its drop-and-execution of binaries from a world-writable location, and any potential follow-on activities on endpoints.

As threats across all platforms continue to grow in number and sophistication, security solutions must be capable of providing advanced protection on a wide range of devices, regardless of the operating system in use. Organizations will continue to face threats from a variety of entry points across devices, so Microsoft continues to heavily invest in protecting all the major platforms and providing extensive capabilities that organizations needed to protect their networks and systems.

At Google, our comprehensive security strategy includes encryption at rest,which helps to protect customer content from attackers. We encrypt all Googlecustomer content at rest, without any action required by you, using one or moreencryption mechanisms. This document describes our approach to defaultencryption at rest for Google infrastructure and Google Cloud, and how we use itto keep customer information more secure.

Within WildFly we make use of security realms to secure access to themanagement interfaces, these same realms are used to secure inboundaccess as exposed by JBoss Remoting such as remote JNDI and EJB access,the realms are also used to define an identity for the server - thisidentity can be used for both inbound connections to the server andoutbound connections being established by the server.

One of the primary functions of the security realms is to define theuser stores that will be used to verify the identity of inboundconnections, the actual approach taken at the transport level is basedon the capabilities of these backing store definitions. The securityrealms are used to secure inbound connections for both the httpmanagement interface and for inbound remoting connections for both thenative management interface and to access other services exposed overremoting - because of this there are some small differences between howthe realm is used for each of these.

If either the http interface, the native interface or a remotingconnection are difined without a security realm reference then theyare effectively unsecured, in the case of the http interface this meansthat no authentication will be performed on the incoming connection -for the remoting connections however we make use of SASL so require atleast one authentication mechanism so make use of the anonymousmechanism to allow a user in without requiring a validatedauthentication process.

security-enabled - a boolean to indicate whether authentication is required to access the HTTP metrics endpoint (described below). By default, it is true. Thestandalone configurations explicitly sets it to false to accept unauthenticated access to the HTTP endpoints.

pCloud is a secure cloud storage and we follow strict internal as well as external procedures for handling personal data with us. Due to GDPR you must authenticate the change of your credentials this way, so this is necessary and is for security reasons. This is not a bug/flaw anyhow.

Hi,The backup/ sync can be used only for the root folder, due to the different encryption of both spaces. However, both are encrypted. pCloud uses TLS/SSL encryption, applied when information is transferred from your device to the pCloud servers. At pCloud data security is our top priority and we do our best to apply first-class safety measures. With pCloud, your files are stored on at least three server locations in a highly secure data storage area. The whole of your account is protected with server-side encryption. Optionally, you can subscribe for pCloud Crypto and have your most important files encrypted and password protected, which is called client-side encryption.