Artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping how organizations detect cybersecurity threats. AI-powered SIEM and XDR platforms identify anomalous behavior in seconds, compared to the 194-day average breach detection time in the […] [...]
The one sentence to read twice: This rule is not yet in effect, and Revision 2 remains the standard your assessment is measured against today. NIST 800-171 Revision 3 has […] [...]
Co-location is a data center hosting model in which an organization places its servers, storage, and networking hardware in a third-party facility rather than migrating workloads entirely to a public […] [...]
Controlled Unclassified Information is sensitive government data that federal law requires contractors to protect using NIST SP 800-171 controls. The January 2025 FAR CUI rule extended those requirements across all […] [...]
A practical breakdown for defense contractors on where provider responsibility ends and your CMMC obligations begin One of the most persistent misconceptions in cloud-based CMMC compliance is that moving to […] [...]
CMMC 2.0 enforcement is no longer theoretical. The final rule is in effect, contract clauses are appearing in solicitations, and the bottleneck for many contractors is not whether they can […] [...]
For most of the past decade, the prevailing advice was simple: move to the cloud. That advice was too broad, and 2026 has made it obsolete. AI workloads are pulling […] [...]
How to scope, implement, and sustain a compliant cloud enclave — from initial design through long-term certification maintenance If you’re a defense contractor handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), CMMC compliance […] [...]
Recognized as one of North America’s top IT solution providers by revenue, Tego’s five-year streak underscores its engineering-first approach to data center modernization and hybrid cloud infrastructure. Tego has been […] [...]
The window for misreading the cloud shared responsibility model has closed. The CMMC 2.0 final rule is in effect, the implementing DFARS clause is appearing in solicitations, and contracting officers […] [...]