NATO’s thumbs-up for AWS shows Europe still needs America
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AWS becomes the first cloud provider cleared for NATO Restricted work across the alliance
Amazon Web Services has become the first cloud service provider to gain approval to handle NATO-restricted information in all of the alliance’s member states, and the path to this approval went not through NATO’s own offices but through Madrid. AWS has documented its compliance with D32, the NATO technical directive that defines the security requirements […] This story continues at The Next Web
Amazon's cloud service (AWS) reported that NATO and its defence industry partners and all NATO member countries "can now use AWS' approved services to deal with NATO's restricted workloads in any AWS region located in a NATO member country."
AWS became the first authorized cloud provider to handle NATO Restricted information in all NATO countries, following a Spanish assessment that also enabled its region of Aragon for data classified as Limited Dissemination.
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