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Public-sector institutional perspective on security & compliance across cloud infrastructure and CMS operations. Curated articles from the eWay Corp insights archive.

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The AWS Shared Responsibility Gap: What Government IT Directors Are Still Getting Wrong
Cloud Infrastructure

The AWS Shared Responsibility Gap: What Government IT Directors Are Still Getting Wrong

Most government agencies running AWS understand that Amazon secures the physical infrastructure. What they consistently underestimate is what sits above the hypervisor — and who is responsible for it when something goes wrong.

8 min read
Cloud Security Compliance for Public Sector: What Shared Responsibility Actually Means
Security & Compliance

Cloud Security Compliance for Public Sector: What Shared Responsibility Actually Means

Cloud security compliance in public-sector contexts requires understanding what the cloud provider's authorization covers, what the institution's authorization has to cover, and the operational practice that produces audit evidence on a continuous basis.

5 min read
AWS Continuity of Government IT: How CGIT Supports Institutional Resilience
Cloud Operations

AWS Continuity of Government IT: How CGIT Supports Institutional Resilience

AWS launched the Continuity of Government IT program at re:Invent 2022 with a tiered approach to operational resilience. For agencies whose continuity planning is dominated by paper documents rather than tested operational reality, the program is structurally useful.

6 min read
Azure Shared Responsibility: What CSP Customers Own Above the Hypervisor
Cloud Infrastructure

Azure Shared Responsibility: What CSP Customers Own Above the Hypervisor

Microsoft manages the physical infrastructure and hypervisor. Everything above it (OS patching, IAM, network configuration, application security) is yours. Most organizations operating Azure through a CSP don't have operational ownership of any of it.

7 min read
Cloud Computing Security Practices for Public-Sector Workloads
Security & Compliance

Cloud Computing Security Practices for Public-Sector Workloads

Cloud computing security is operationally different from on-premises security. Public-sector workloads require seven specific practices that account for the shared responsibility model and the audit posture compliance frameworks expect.

5 min read
Cloud Security Challenges in Public-Sector Adoption: What's Actually Different
Security & Compliance

Cloud Security Challenges in Public-Sector Adoption: What's Actually Different

Cloud security challenges in public-sector contexts differ from commercial contexts in specific ways. The threats are similar; the consequences, the compliance posture, and the operational discipline required are not.

5 min read
AWS GovCloud for Operational Resilience: Beyond Compliance Authorization
Cloud Operations

AWS GovCloud for Operational Resilience: Beyond Compliance Authorization

AWS GovCloud is most often discussed as a compliance authorization vehicle. The operational resilience it provides for agencies whose workloads genuinely require it is a separate value proposition worth understanding directly.

4 min read
Cloud Governance for Public Sector: The Four Adoption Challenges That Persist
Cloud Operations

Cloud Governance for Public Sector: The Four Adoption Challenges That Persist

Cloud adoption in public-sector organizations has matured past the early-adopter phase, but four specific governance challenges persist across most institutions: cybersecurity, regulatory compliance, integration with existing systems, and access management.

5 min read
AWS Cloud Security for Public Sector: A Layered Defense View
Security & Compliance

AWS Cloud Security for Public Sector: A Layered Defense View

AWS provides a substantial security tooling portfolio. The structural value for public-sector workloads comes from operating the tooling as a layered defense, not from any single capability.

4 min read

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