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CUI compliance is not just about checking a regulatory box. It directly impacts: • Your ability to win and maintain DoD contracts • Your eligibility under CMMC 2.0 • Your exposure to regulatory penalties • Your operational resilience Yet many teams are still unsure whether their controls align to NIST 800-171 requirements. Our CUI Compliance Checklist simplifies the path forward. It covers due diligence, encryption standards, media protection, dissemination limits, system integrity, and audit documentation. If CUI compliance is on your roadmap this year, this checklist will help you move with confidence. Download here: https://hubs.ly/Q043RJy-0

If you are going to @Secure360, make sure to check out Wade Barisoff from the archTIS product team. He’ll be speaking on one of the most pressing challenges in security right now: how to govern AI as it evolves in real time. This session will provide practical insight into what’s working, what’s changing, and how teams can approach AI governance in a way that keeps up. If you’re attending, it’s one to add to your agenda.

Zero Trust is often discussed in terms of identity, devices, and networks. But there is a critical question many organizations still struggle to answer: Where is your sensitive data, and what risk does it represent? Without accurate data discovery and classification, Zero Trust policies are difficult to enforce. Security teams may verify users and devices, but they still lack the context needed to determine whether access to sensitive information is appropriate. This is where a data-centric approach becomes essential. Together, they enable organizations to move from simply identifying risk to actively controlling it. Zero Trust is not just about verifying identity. It’s about protecting the data itself. Explore the benefits of ABAC: https://hubs.ly/Q046Bqn80

Join us tomorrow. If Microsoft Teams is where your organization collaborates, it’s also where a lot of sensitive data is being shared, often with more access than intended. That’s where things start to break down. In this Tech Talk, we’ll walk through how organizations are using Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) to bring more control and context to file sharing inside Teams. You’ll see how to: - Control who can access and share files - Apply dynamic policies based on user and data attributes - Extend protection across file types - Watch it all in action with a live demo Tech Talk: Dynamically Securing File Sharing in Microsoft Teams with ABAC March 25 1:00–1:30 PM ET Register here: https://hubs.ly/Q047Zy6w0

Microsoft Teams has become the backbone of collaboration. But controlling how sensitive data is shared inside Teams is still a major challenge. Over-permissioned channels, accidental file sharing, and limited visibility can create serious security and compliance risks. Join our upcoming Tech Talk to see how organizations are using Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) to dynamically secure file sharing within Microsoft Teams. In this session, you’ll learn how to: - Dynamically secure file sharing within Teams channels - Use ABAC to control what users can see, how they can share information, and with whom - Dynamic security controls that support any file type, not just Office documents - See it all in action with a live demo Tech Talk: Dynamically Securing File Sharing in Microsoft Teams with ABAC March 25 1:00–1:30 PM ET Register here: https://hubs.ly/Q047DgCD0

If you’re responsible for FERPA compliance, this is probably already happening in your environment: Student records are stored across SharePoint, Teams, other repositories, email, and endpoints. Permissions inherited across folders and sites. External collaborators with broader access than intended. Not because anyone is doing something wrong, but because this is how modern collaboration tools are designed to work. That’s where FERPA compliance starts to break down. “FERPA Compliance in Higher Education: Controlling Access to Student Data” walks through: - Where risk actually shows up in Microsoft 365 environments - How discovery and classification should be the foundation - Why role-based access control isn’t enough - What controls are needed to align access with FERPA requirements If you’re trying to close the gap between policy and enforcement, this is a helpful read: https://hubs.ly/Q047Bkx-0

Most CUI compliance issues are not technical failures. They’re visibility failures. You cannot protect what you have not identified. Before encryption, before access controls, before audit reporting, you need clarity: Where is CUI stored in your systems? How is it labeled and marked? Who is allowed to access it? Our CUI Compliance Checklist walks through the essential steps across: • Identification and classification • Storage and transmission protection • Access control and authentication • Risk assessments and incident response • Secure destruction procedures If you are preparing for CMMC or aligning with NIST 800-171, this provides a structured starting point. Start here: https://hubs.ly/Q046JNrf0

Enterprise data security is entering a new phase. For years, organizations have focused on discovering and classifying sensitive data across sprawling environments: endpoints, SaaS apps, databases, collaboration platforms, and cloud storage. That visibility is critical. But discovery alone doesn’t solve the problem. Once sensitive data is identified, security teams still face the real challenge: How do you control who can access it and how it’s shared? In this new phase of enterprise security, organizations need to move beyond visibility toward active control of sensitive information. That means: • Discovering sensitive data wherever it lives • Classifying it accurately using context and patterns • Remediating exposure risks • Enforcing dynamic access controls in real time In his latest blog, Kurt Mueffelmann explains how combining Spirion’s discovery and classification capabilities with NC Protect’s dynamic access control helps organizations move through the full data protection lifecycle: Discover → Classify → Enforce → Govern The result is stronger governance, safer collaboration, and more effective protection of sensitive data across modern enterprise environments. Read the full blog: The Next Phase of Enterprise Data Security: From Discovery to Control -https://hubs.ly/Q046B0-20 Spirion

We're pleased to announce the latest release of archTIS’ NC Protect for Microsoft 365, introducing new integrations with Microsoft Teams and ISEC7. Highlights of the exciting new capabilities included in this release include: Microsoft Teams Integration – NC Protect’s Secure Document Library augments the file-sharing tab in a Teams channel, enabling secure, ABAC policy-enforced access control and data protection. Organizations can dynamically adjust access to and protection of files shared in Teams to control what users can see, how they can share information, and with whom. ISEC7 CLASSIFY Integration – Classification metadata from ISEC7 CLASSIFY can be combined with user and security attributes in NC Protect’s dynamic ABAC policies to prevent unauthorized access and enable tailored data protection controls. Read the announcement for complete details: https://hubs.ly/Q046hHlf0 Spirion

Celebrating 115 years of #InternationalWomensDay! 🎉 The talented women at archTIS share their experiences, insights, and advice for those considering careers in tech—highlighting the power of resilience, collaboration, and innovation. Read the blog: https://hubs.ly/Q04603kJ0 #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInTech #IWD2026 #Cybersecurity #TechCareers #Inclusion #archTIS Spirion