NJVC Debuts Cloudcuity Suite

NJVC Debuts Cloudcuity Suite

By Jody Ray Bennett

NJVC has grown at an impressive rate over the years. Starting out as a single contract company, it is now a global IT support enterprise, focusing on everything from solutions cloud services,  cyber security, data center services,  IT services and even print solutions. One of its premiere products is called Cloudcuity, a framework for delivering cloud-based solutions for a wide variety of clientele.

During the week of January 14th, 2013, the NIST Joint Cloud Computing and Big Data Workshop and Forum was held in Gaithersburg, Maryland. On January 17th, reports announced that the Cloudcuity suite “meet or exceeded the requirements as outlined in the NIST Cloud Computing Standards Acceleration to Jumpstart Adoption of Cloud Computing Working Group draft report.” That report was submitted at the forum earlier that week.

Vice president and general manager of NJVC cloud services, Kevin Jackson, spoke to journalists at the announcement where he said, “NJVC applauds the NIST Cloud Computing Working Group for providing an excellent baseline for cloud computing standards for the federal government in support of the White House’s ‘Cloud First’ IT strategy [and] After performing a comprehensive analysis, NJVC is confident that its Cloudcuity offerings meet or surpass the six NIST use cases and validation measures and is aligned with the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program security standards.”

As the company secures a variety of electronic and technological certificates and standards, enhancement of the brand generally follows in the marketplace. For customers looking for these types of cloud-based solutions, NJVC’s Cloudcuity will present itself as a viable solution as it receives more certification and authentication from computing forums and other conferences.

Indeed, many of the technologies on the market that are able to acquire energy standards, durability standards, and other forms of certification, often do the best in terms of sales as long as their price remains competitive among suppliers.




Edited by Brooke Neuman
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. [Free eNews Subscription]

MSPToday Contributing Writer

SHARE THIS ARTICLE
Related Articles

Shining a Light on the Dark Web: Searchlight Cyber Debuts Comprehensive Hub

By: Greg Tavarez    3/28/2024

The Dark Web Hub is a one-stop shop for crucial context and continuously updated information on dark web marketplaces, ransomware actors, hacking foru…

Read More

Stellar Cyber and Trellix Bridge the Gap in Security Operations

By: Greg Tavarez    3/28/2024

Stellar Cyber announced the integration with Trellix Endpoint Security HX to allow customers to deploy more robust security solutions and improve thei…

Read More

CyberSaint Raises $21M in Series A Funding to Continue Securing its CyberStrong Customers

By: Alex Passett    3/27/2024

CyberSaint announced that it succeeded in a huge $21 million Series A funding round. This was led by Riverside Acceleration Capital (RAC) with other i…

Read More

US Education Receives Security Upgrade with Free Browser Protection Offered by Conceal, Carahsoft

By: Greg Tavarez    3/27/2024

Conceal and Carahsoft recently unveiled an initiative to fortify the cybersecurity infrastructure of U.S. educational institutions.

Read More

Cato's AI Takes Control of Security and Incident Response

By: Greg Tavarez    3/27/2024

With Cato's recently announced Network Stories for Cato XDR, advanced AI algorithms instantly identify outages in customer networks and conduct root c…

Read More