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Protecting Classified and Sensitive Government Data Across Agencies
Government and defense agencies operate across vast, distributed environments where sensitive information must flow securely among internal teams, contractors, and allied partners to support mission-critical operations. These environments often combine legacy systems, specialized partner networks, and complex information flows, making secure, timely access to data becomes increasingly challenging. Inconsistent access controls, limited visibility into data usage, and reliance on perimeter-based security models introduce tangible operational and security risks. Agencies face sophisticated cyberattacks, insider threats, and potential espionage, where even a single breach can compromise national security, disrupt operations, and erode public trust.
To address these challenges, agencies are increasingly adopting Zero Trust Architectures (ZTA) and data-centric security frameworks, ensuring that sensitive and classified information remains protected without hindering mission effectiveness. By implementing unified, adaptive security measures, agencies can safeguard critical data, streamline collaboration with internal and external partners, and maintain resilience against evolving threats, all while meeting regulatory and operational requirements.
Featured Government Customers
Discover how government and defense agencies leverage NextLabs to protect sensitive information, meet regulatory and Zero Trust requirements, and enable secure collaboration across internal teams, contractors, and international partners operating in complex, distributed environments.
U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (INDOPACOM)
USINDOPACOM needed to protect sensitive information across a distributed, multi-national network while modernizing legacy, domain-centric systems and meeting DoD Zero Trust requirements. By implementing NextLabs’ centralized policy engine that evaluates attribute-based policies in real time, together with data-centric controls such as data masking and segregation, USINDOPACOM ensured access to applications, databases, and file systems was granted only on a need-to-know basis. This approach strengthened protection of mission-critical information, enabled secure collaboration at scale, and allowed USINDOPACOM to meet DoD objectives without disrupting operations.
Delivering Value with Zero Trust Data-Centric Security for Government agencies
Leading government agencies leverage NextLabs’ Zero Trust Data-Centric Security capabilities to protect sensitive and mission-critical information, maintain regulatory compliance, and enable secure collaboration across complex, multi-agency and partner networks. With NextLabs, agencies can:
Uses attribute-based access control (ABAC) and dynamic authorization technology to evaluate user, device, and operational attributes in real time, ensuring least-privileged access and adapting automatically to changes in roles or resources.
Protects sensitive information itself, rather than relying solely on perimeter defenses, ensuring data remains secure wherever it resides or is accessed.
Enables consistent enforcement of access and security across applications, databases, and file systems, reducing gaps and supporting regulatory compliance.
Classifies and organizes sensitive information at scale, applying policies automatically to enforce access controls and safeguard data across its lifecycle.
Evaluates access requests at the moment of use, logs activity centrally, and alerts to anomalous behavior to proactively prevent data leakage or insider threats.
- Data-Centric Security Controls
Applies digital rights management (DRM), data masking, and data segregation to secure data throughout its lifecycle—at rest, in transit, and in use—supporting secure collaboration across agencies and partners.
Enables controlled sharing of sensitive information with internal teams, contractors, and partner agencies, overcoming challenges posed by legacy systems and infrastructures.
