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Securing Classified Data

A Modern Guide to Cross-Domain Solutions

In defense and government, sensitive data is a high-value target protected by Cross-Domain Solutions (CDS). But these systems are as complex as the environments they’re protecting. A single breach will result in potentially devastating consequences.

Join our experts as they demystify CDS design and show you how to build modular, resilient systems that integrate with the current infrastructure.

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What You’ll Gain

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Get a clear, concise breakdown of modern CDS systems. What they are, why they matter, and how they protect the most sensitive government and defense data.

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Learn why traditional, one-size-fits-all architectures have become obsolete. Uncover the critical gaps they create inside a
cybersecurity strategy.

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Discover how to design adaptive, highly available CDS architectures that scale with operational demands and secure data across multiple trust levels.

Featured Speakers

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Val Millington
Director of Products
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George Prichici
VP of Product, File Security, OPSWAT

George Prichici

VP of Product, File Security

George Prichici is the VP of Products at OPSWAT, leading the Application Security PLU. George’s background in technology spans over 15 years, in both product management and software engineering leadership positions. He’s a certified cloud solution architect and his focus and interest is in cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, and machine learning.

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