Cloud native refers to the process of developing and deploying applications that make use of the distributed computing capabilities provided by the cloud delivery model. With the aid of this technology, businesses can develop and operate scalable applications in modern, dynamic environments including public, private, and hybrid clouds.

Policy enforcement in data security refers to the process of ensuring that the security policies and procedures implemented by an organization are followed consistently by its employees, partners, and stakeholders. It involves using various technical and administrative controls to prevent unauthorized access, use, disclosure, modification, or destruction of sensitive information.

Document security, or document access security, is the process of safeguarding documents and files from unwanted access or theft. It also refers to procedures carried out to prevent data from being manipulated or reproduced wrongfully.

Row-Level Security, or RLS, refers to the practice of controlling access to data in a database by row, so that users are only able to access the data they are authorized for.

A Trade Management System (TMS) serves as a centralized hub for crucial information related to export control compliance.

ITAR-related technical data refers to information, or data that provides details about the design, development, or use of defense articles.

Policy Lifecycle Management is the process of creating, implementing, monitoring, reviewing, and updating current data security policies.