Greymatter.io published a report titled Decoupled, focusing on government software delivery and the gaps in authorization and zero trust frameworks.
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This week in DevSecOps, Decoupled, we're going after one of the biggest remaining gaps in government software delivery. Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/estFU_7k Yo…
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Greymatter.io
The Zero Trust Networking Platform trusted by mission-critical and regulated organizations.
- Industry
- Software Development
- Location
- Arlington, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Greymatter.io
Greymatter.io is your gateway to a smarter, more connected future with our Enterprise-Grade, All-in-One Zero Trust Networking Platform. We're rewriting the narrative of the connected world, addressing critical challenges in application networking. Our journey began in 2015, leveraging over 30 decades of expertise and gaining recognition in mission-critical defense and intelligence sectors. Committed to extending your business value, ensuring zero-trust security, and expanding revenue streams, we've emerged as leaders in cloud-native service networking. Greymatter prioritizes top-tier security, incorporating advanced measures trusted by US Government Organizations to safeguard your network and data. Moreover, it provides universal visibility, offering deep insights into network performance, enabling informed decision-making.
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Greymatter.io published a whitepaper titled Decoupled, covering how bolt-on security taxes the mission, with deployments measured in days or hours.
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Greymatter.io published a whitepaper titled Decoupled, covering how bolt-on security taxes the mission, with continuous evidence that supports Zero Trust and cATO.
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