CTERA is Recertified by U.S. Department of Defense Approved Product List

Byfuturedxb

CTERA announced
its successful recertification on the U.S. Department of Defense Information Network Approved
Product List (DoDIN APL). This designation continues CTERA’s esteemed status as the only
global file system vendor on this prestigious list. Since the company’s initial
certification in 2019, CTERA has consistently demonstrated its commitment to
meeting the stringent cybersecurity and interoperability standards set by the
Department of Defense (DoD).

The Defense
Information Systems Agency (DISA) maintains the DoDIN APL process, which is a
master list of products that have completed cybersecurity and interoperability
certification. Products on this list are approved for deployment within the
DoD’s technology infrastructure, ensuring they meet the rigorous standards
required for military use.

“This
recertification underscores CTERA’s dedication to providing secure and reliable
data management solutions to military and government organizations,” said Emil
Velasquez, Vice President of Federal Sales, CTERA. “CTERA’s products have
undergone extensive testing by the DoD to ensure compliance with the highest
levels of security and operational requirements. Our achievement in maintaining
our place on the DoDIN APL is a testament to CTERA’s continuous innovation and
adherence to stringent security protocols.”

CTERA has
achieved significant milestones, showcasing its commitment to cutting-edge
technology and cyber resiliency. It certifies interoperability for military
IPv6 networks, offers a 100% on-premises installation with DoD Common Access
Cards (CAC) authentication, and provides comprehensive audit logging features
for military compliance. Additionally, CTERA has introduced industry-leading
cyber resiliency capabilities, including CTERA Ransom Protect, CTERA Vault WORM
compliance, and CTERA Fusion for secure unstructured data storage. These
advancements solidify CTERA’s position as a trusted provider of secure data solutions and have helped
drive momentum in the federal market with deployments in agencies such as the
US Navy, US Army, Department of Justice, and Veteran’s Administration.

“We
congratulate CTERA on its successful recertification of the only global file
system on the U.S. Department of Defense Information Network Approved Product
List (DoDIN APL),” said Rich Harper, Senior Technology Solution Architect,
World Wide Technology. “This achievement highlights CTERA’s unwavering
commitment to delivering secure and reliable data management solutions to
military and government organizations. As a channel partner, we recognize the
significance of CTERA’s continued presence on this list, showcasing their
dedication to meeting the stringent cybersecurity and interoperability
standards set by the Department of Defense.”