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AWS becomes first cloud provider approved for NATO RESTRICTED workloads across all member nations
AWS has become the first cloud provider approved for all NATO member nations to handle information at the NATO RESTRICTED level.
Why it matters
This allows NATO members and defense partners to adopt modern cloud technology faster and with lower costs by using a pre-approved security baseline.
The details
- The approval covers the NATO RESTRICTED (NR) level of information. - This approval helps allied nations accelerate their own official national accreditation processes for AWS. - National security customers can access the AWS Trusted Secure Enclave – Sensitive Edition.
What's next
Customers can work with AWS account teams to determine how this approval and the Trusted Secure Enclave apply to their specific use cases.
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NATO, its defense industry partners, and all member nations can now use approved AWS services
Dylan Browne works at NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA)
Dylan Browne, general manager, NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA)
David Appel works at AWS
David Appel, acting vice president of Worldwide Public Sector at AWS
AWS owns Secure Enclave
National Security and defense customers can access the AWS Trusted Secure Enclave – Sensitive Edition
National Cryptographic Centre (CCN) is located in Spain
Spain's National Cryptographic Centre (CCN)
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