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FOR NATIONAL LABORATORIES & FEDERAL AGENCIES

Cloud governance for the mission

National laboratories and federal agencies operate complex multi-cloud environments under strict authorization requirements. PolicyCortex automates ATO evidence collection, enforces policies across every subscription, and gives every team visibility into their own domain without exposing what they shouldn't see.

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Complex environments need unified governance

National laboratories manage hundreds of cloud subscriptions across multiple providers, each with different authorization boundaries and compliance requirements. Manual governance doesn't scale to this complexity. PolicyCortex was built for it.

CAPABILITIES

Built for federal complexity

DOE Authorization Automation

Automate ATO, IATO, and DATO evidence collection. Generate authorization packages mapped to NIST 800-53 control families.

Role-Scoped Access

CISOs see governance posture. Cloud architects see remediation. FinOps sees cost data. Every team gets exactly the visibility they need.

GCC/GCC-High Deployment

Deploy into Azure Government, AWS GovCloud, or air-gapped environments. All data stays within your authorization boundary.

AI Observability

Track every AI model deployed across the organization. Monitor token consumption, costs, and anomalous patterns mapped to MITRE ATLAS.

What national labs and agencies get

  • DOE authorization workflow automation (ATO, IATO, DATO)
  • Role-scoped dashboards (CISO, Infosec, Cloud Arch, FinOps)
  • Multi-subscription governance across Azure, AWS, GCP
  • AI model inventory and observability across the organization
  • NIST 800-53 and NIST 800-171 continuous monitoring
  • Automated evidence collection mapped to control families
  • GCC and GCC-High deployment options
  • FinOps cost intelligence with chargeback by division
FAQ

Common questions from national laboratories

Which DOE authorization types does PolicyCortex support?

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PolicyCortex supports the full range of DOE authorization workflows including ATO (Authority to Operate), IATO (Interim Authority to Operate), and DATO (Denial of Authority to Operate). Evidence collection and documentation generation are mapped to NIST 800-53 control families as required by DOE directives.

Can PolicyCortex govern hundreds of cloud subscriptions?

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Yes. PolicyCortex was designed for organizations managing complex multi-cloud environments. It provides unified governance across hundreds of Azure subscriptions, AWS accounts, and GCP projects from a single dashboard, with role-scoped views for different teams.

How does role-scoped access work?

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PolicyCortex provides different dashboard views based on organizational roles. CISOs see governance posture and risk metrics. Cloud architects see remediation details and infrastructure health. FinOps teams see cost data and chargeback reports. Each team gets exactly the visibility they need without exposing data outside their scope.

Does PolicyCortex support air-gapped deployments?

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Yes. PolicyCortex can be deployed in air-gapped environments, Azure GCC/GCC-High, and AWS GovCloud. All data processing happens within your authorization boundary. This is critical for national laboratories and agencies handling classified or sensitive workloads.

How does PolicyCortex handle AI governance for federal agencies?

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PolicyCortex discovers and inventories all AI/ML models deployed across your cloud environment. It tracks token consumption, costs, and anomalous access patterns, mapping AI-specific threats to the MITRE ATLAS framework. This supports the AI governance requirements increasingly mandated for federal agencies.

Governance that scales with the mission.

See how PolicyCortex simplifies cloud governance for national laboratories.

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