Government-Compliant Security Solutions 

A U.S. directive mandating enhanced cybersecurity measures for federal agencies and their supply chains. 

Core Components: 

• Zero-trust architecture
• Multi-factor authentication and encryption
• SBOMs 
• Secure software development lifecycle practices 

A European regulation requiring IoT manufacturers to ensure secure-by-design principles, SBOMs, and vulnerability management. 

Core Components: 

• Secure-by-design and default principles 
• Technical documentation and SBOMs
• Vulnerability monitoring post-deployment
• Cybersecurity risk assessments

A NIST publication providing federal guidance for IoT device cybersecurity in government systems. 

Core Components: 

• Device identity management and authentication
• Secure data storage and transfer protocols
• Incident detection and recovery mechanisms
  

A U.S. law defining cybersecurity standards for IoT devices used by federal agencies. 

Core Components: 

• Meet NIST-defined standards
• Robust identity management and patch management practices
• Limit device functionality to essential operations 
• Vulnerability reporting and remediation

A NIST standard outlining supply chain risk management practices for federal contractors and suppliers. 

Core Components: 

• Supplier risk assessments 
• Supply chain threat analysis 
• Component authenticity verification 
• Supply chain security controls
• Incident handling procedures

A DoD framework requiring cybersecurity maturity levels for contractors handling controlled unclassified information. 

Core Components: 

• Meet NIST-defined standards
• Access controls, incident response, and risk assessments
• Audit logging
• Configuration management 
  

A federal program establishing security standards for cloud service providers working with U.S. government agencies. 

Core Components: 

• Continuous monitoring 
• Incident reporting 
• Security control implementation
• Third-party assessments
• Annual security assessments