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Les solutions Aérospatial & Défense de NextLabs permettent aux entreprises d’améliorer la protection des données techniques et de la propriété intellectuelle en appliquant des politiques pour contrôler la manipulation, le partage et l’exportation des données, afin de garantir que seuls les utilisateurs autorisés puissent accéder aux informations sensibles. Un audit et un rapport complets permettent aux entreprises de démontrer leur conformité aux réglementations d’exportation gouvernementales à travers le monde, y compris ITAR, EAR, BAFA allemand et UK Export Control Act.
Les politiques de NextLabs imposent une manipulation appropriée des Données Techniques Contrôlées (DTC) soumises à une surveillance réglementaire. Ces politiques sont basées sur des informations en temps réel concernant l’utilisateur, les données et l’environnement (attributs), qui sont prises en compte avant d’accorder l’accès aux DTC. Le système n’autorise l’accès que si les conditions d’utilisation autorisée, telles que la nationalité, l’autorisation de licence, la localisation, l’appareil et le projet, sont remplies. Le processus est automatisé et transparent pour l’utilisateur. La collaboration au sein de l’entreprise, avec des bureaux distants et des travailleurs mobiles, et en dehors de l’entreprise, avec des partenaires de la chaîne d’approvisionnement étendue et des sous-traitants, peut désormais se dérouler en toute sécurité. La divulgation inappropriée est empêchée et toutes les activités sont centralement surveillées pour démontrer la conformité aux contrôles d’exportation.
Ségréger les DTC au sein de l’organisation et d’appliquer des contrôles cohérents pour empêcher l’accès aux DTC par des employés non autorisés.
Appliquer des politiques précises pour garantir que seuls les utilisateurs autorisés puissent partager des informations spécifiques dans des conditions appropriées.
Surveiller l’accès et l’utilisation des données, découvrir des anomalies et remédier aux problèmes pour garantir la conformité.
La solution protège les DTC, les secrets commerciaux et les informations confidentielles pour permettre une collaboration et une communication sécurisées pendant la recherche et le développement, et lors du partage d’informations avec les chaînes d’approvisionnement et autres partenaires. Les solutions Aérospatial et Défense de NextLabs intègrent des contrôles de meilleures pratiques, des procédures de conformité, des objets de politique d’information et des bibliothèques de protection des données et de rapports. Les ensembles de politiques sont facilement personnalisables ou peuvent être utilisés comme modèles pour créer de nouvelles politiques.
Seul le personnel qualifié est autorisé à accéder et à partager les DTC, avec des destinataires qualifiés. Les attributs concernant l’utilisateur, les données et l’environnement doivent correspondre à la politique régissant les données avant que l’accès ne soit accordé. Si les utilisateurs tentent d’accéder ou de partager les DTC et que les attributs pour accorder l’accès ne correspondent pas, un flux de travail peut être automatiquement initié pour obtenir l’approbation.
Les DTC sont stockées uniquement dans des emplacements accessibles par les équipes de projet certifiées pour l’exportation (sites PDM, dossiers de bureau chiffrés, partages de fichiers contrôlés, etc.). De plus, les documents de conception CAD/CAM et autres soumis à des contrôles d’exportation sont automatiquement chiffrés lors du téléchargement et avant d’être partagés.
Les politiques créées par NextLabs pour gérer les DTC peuvent être adaptées pour protéger toutes les classes de données au sein de l’entreprise, y compris la propriété intellectuelle de l’entreprise, les secrets commerciaux et autres informations confidentielles de l’entreprise.
Avec une protection et une surveillance de bout en bout, les données sont protégées lorsqu’elles sont à l’intérieur des applications et après qu’elles quittent les applications et sont partagées. La protection persiste tout au long du processus de partage. Les rapports notifient également les gestionnaires de projet et les membres de l’équipe chaque fois qu’un utilisateur tente d’exporter des données techniques en dehors des emplacements de collaboration de projet régulés pour l’exportation. La visibilité centralisée permet aux organisations de prévenir les activités non conformes et de maintenir un rapport complet pour les audits et les exigences de conformité.
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Data-Centric Security (DCS) solutions with the fastest time-to-value and superior user experience
Data security is behind many of the biggest challenges plaguing the Aerospace and Defense (A&D) industry today. Companies face restrictions on where sensitive information can be accessed and stored, and on which users can access it. Combined with insider threats and supply chain risks, this can create hurdles in globalizing operations, increasing time-to-market for products and affecting an organization’s competitive edge.
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Aerospace & Defense companies navigate multiple complex regulations like Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS), Export Administration Regulations (EAR), and International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). They must adapt to evolving regulations influenced by geopolitics, ensuring classified information is strictly need-to-know to safeguard national security.
A&D companies are embracing Over the Counter (OTC) components and partnering with foreign firms for manufacturing and designing, as well as maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO). With multiple vendors involved, ensuring data confidentiality and integrity across the supply chain is essential to mitigate cybersecurity risks. Robust access management systems are necessary to protect sensitive information, including classified data and proprietary technologies, from unauthorized access.
The A&D sector confronts cybersecurity risks from both insider threats and outsider attacks, including politically motivated or state-sponsored hackers. These threats exploit vulnerabilities in valuable assets and intellectual property, posing challenges to operational continuity and innovation. Insiders may inadvertently assist outsiders, underscoring the need for robust access control and monitoring systems to prevent data compromise and unauthorized access.
Some A&D companies are hesitant to leverage outsourcing or offshoring due to the lack of technology to address concerns about inconsistent or inadequate global data protection regulations, leading to higher costs and reduced competitiveness. However, to stay competitive in the global market, there is a growing interest in outsourcing and offshoring to improve efficiency and lower costs. When proprietary information is shared with external entities, the risk of unauthorized access or disclosure increases, highlighting the need for a data-centric security (DCS) approach to protect data regardless of its location.
Protecting classified information such as sensitive technology and IP is crucial to Aerospace & Defense companies to maintain competitive advantage and safeguard national security. This necessitates a comprehensive data-centric approach that involves the following:
A dynamic authorization policy engine with attribute-based access control (ABAC) enables organizations to automate actions based on real-time attributes and policies. Integrated with existing IT infrastructures, it ensures seamless application of identity-driven policies, enabling consistent enforcement of fine-grained policies. This facilitates flexible adjustments to access rights without complex customization, prioritizing data protection and enhancing scalability and security.
As A&D companies work with suppliers and begin to leverage on outsourcing and offshoring, it is necessary to prevent data loss through implementing data-centric security (DCS) controls. Companies can enforce data masking, data segregation, and encryption using policies to shield data from unauthorized users and to prevent wrongful extraction of data. Furthermore, fine-grained access control such as ABAC can address cyber-attacks by preventing identity-theft and stolen credentials.
A policy engine automates security and compliance policy procedure by evaluating policies dynamically based on real-time attributes. Through preventive controls, unauthorized access, disclosure, modification, or destruction of sensitive information can be averted, enhancing data security and promoting effective data governance. This ensures compliance with evolving regulations while safeguarding national interests.
The information system can continuously log data activities and transactions from multiple sources in real-time as they occur. By consolidating these logs onto a centralized platform, A&D companies gain complete visibility, streamlining the audit and reporting process. Moreover, incorporating AI tools can self-mitigate potential risks by identifying patterns and anomalies in the data flow, optimizing reporting processes for greater efficiency and accuracy.
CloudAz applies the zero trust principles to secure access and protect data across silos using attribute-based policies. CloudAz secures resources by eliminating implicit trust and verifying every stage of a digital interaction. This reduces the risk of cyber-attacks and external adversaries in this sector where national security and proprietary technologies are of prime importance.
Many A&D sensitive technologies and designs are stored in PLM or CAD applications, underscoring the need to protect data in PLM and CAD. SkyDRM enables seamless global sharing of valuable intellectual property from PLM applications, such as Siemens Teamcenter and Bentley ProjectWise, with real-time access and usage controls. Furthermore, it can protect the rights of CAD files, such as AutoCAD and PTC Creo, ensuring organizations share critical information securely with third parties, including offshore, outsourced, and supply chain partners.
Many A&D sensitive technologies and designs are stored in PLM or CAD applications, underscoring the need to protect data in PLM and CAD. SkyDRM enables seamless global sharing of valuable intellectual property from PLM applications, such as Siemens Teamcenter and Bentley ProjectWise, with real-time access and usage controls. Furthermore, it can protect the rights of CAD files, such as AutoCAD and PTC Creo, ensuring organizations share critical information securely with third parties, including offshore, outsourced, and supply chain partners.
DAE enforces “need-to-know” data access at runtime using fine-grained attribute-based policies. DAE provides dynamic data masking and segregation capabilities compatible with cross-domain policies. By dynamically segregating data based on policies, data can only be viewed by authorized users with permitted access. The content can also be modified according to attribute-based policies with data masking, and with format preserving encryption (FPE) capabilities, confidential information such as export controlled data can be protected even if shared with unauthorized users.
In the A&D industry, valuable information is frequently shared via applications like SharePoint and SAP, internally or externally with vendors or contractors. NextLabs’ Application Enforcer automates information controls by identifying, classifying, and persistently protecting data, even after leaving the application, fostering collaboration and governance. It also enforces real-time segregation of duties (SOD) policies to prevent single individuals from controlling all process phases or transactions, enhancing data security and compliance.
CloudAz simplifies audit processes with centralized logging and reporting of all data access activity and authorization decisions. Reports also notify project managers and team members whenever a user tries to export classified data outside of the export-regulated project collaboration locations. This provides centralized visibility, preventing non-compliance activities and maintaining comprehensive reporting for audit and compliance purposes.
CloudAz simplifies audit processes with centralized logging and reporting of all data access activity and authorization decisions. Reports also notify project managers and team members whenever a user tries to export classified data outside of the export-regulated project collaboration locations. This provides centralized visibility, preventing non-compliance activities and maintaining comprehensive reporting for audit and compliance purposes.
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