SECLOUS Wins the CWIX Innovation Spotlight Award Once Again
Digital interoperability is a crucial factor for cooperation in multinational operational environments. Every year at CWIX, it becomes clear just how much its importance is growing within NATO—and how vital it is not only to exchange information but also to make it available in a secure and controlled manner.
SECLOUS has been working with CWIX for several years, supporting the further development of Zero Trust and data-centric security solutions. The focus is on secure information exchange across domain, system, and network boundaries. This is because modern use cases repeatedly raise the same practical question: Who is authorized to access which information—and how can this control be maintained even in complex, distributed environments?
Our focus is on solving technical challenges that look simple in PowerPoint but often fail in practice. At CWIX, SECLOUS demonstrated how data-centric security for tactical data on decentralized devices can be implemented even in unstable environments. It was also demonstrated how real-time encryption of streaming data and cryptographic access controls increase the value of data streams—because information can be shared more securely and, at the same time, better controlled.
A particular highlight this year: SECLOUS was honored with the CWIX Innovation Spotlight Award for the second year in a row. This once again places SECLOUS among the top 10 most innovative teams ( capabilities) out of more than 600 capability teams.
For us, this award is a special recognition of the work done by our team and our international testing partners. It also demonstrates how important Zero Trust, data-centric security, and non-visible data have become for secure digital interoperability within NATO.
We would like to thank our colleagues, our dedicated international test partners, as well as the NCIA, ACT, and JFTC for their support and for organizing this important exercise.
We are proud to work with our partners to contribute to the secure and controlled exchange of information in multinational NATO environments.
