Secure data management company
Secure Cloud Systems, LLC (Secure Cloud Systems) will cater for what it calls "multiple armed forces contracts". The company, which prides itself on making the world safer "one byte at a time", has headquarters in Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA. It provides a range of solutions that, through its CertainSafe technology, provide secure management of digital information (especially file sharing and collaboration) and help its customers to "mitigate risks and protect their reputation and assets".
Secure Cloud Systems has PCI Level 1 DSS certification and its services are underpinned by a "100% money back guarantee". It was named as a sub-contractor for the US Army's TS3 Contract, which has a value of $3.5 billion. The company will participate in the private bid process on the TS3 contract as a subcontractor to PD-Systems. It will also leverage its partnership with MicroTech (finalized earlier this year) to address the US Army's requirements - its MicroEncryption architecture will be coupled with MicroTech's MicroKloud private hybrid solution.
"Governments are adding security to their existing firewall protection to data mobility and defense with the implementation of CertainSafe services," explained Secure Cloud Systems' Executive Vice President, Steven Russo. "These two contracts acknowledge our emergence as an industry leader in the deployment of technology that allows for data defense resiliency and total protection."
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