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Solutions for security officers and CISOs
48 solutions whose product pages name security officers and CISOs among the people they are for.
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API Security & Integration
Securing the connectivity between legacy mainframes (COBOL) and modern fintech apps.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
ATM & Cash Logistics Optimizer
Cash demand forecasts from each location's own withdrawal history, with replenishment orders suggested to minimize idle cash holding costs (non-earning assets).
6 requirements · 8 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
"Civic-Secure" Microsoft 365
Many local governments struggle to configure cloud suites securely. We deploy Microsoft 365 within the Government Community Cloud (GCC) boundary, specifically configuring it to support the FBI CJIS (Criminal Justice Information Services) Security Policy and documenting how each requirement is addressed. Configuration alone does not make an agency CJIS compliant: its policies, personnel, physical security and audits by the state CJIS Systems Agency remain the agency's responsibility.
5 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
Clinical Collaboration
Provisioning Microsoft Teams under business associate agreements for secure video consults and care team chat. Privacy policy decisions and HIPAA compliance remain your organization's.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
CRM for Finance
Managed Salesforce Shield encryption with key material held by Moraph outside Salesforce, so Salesforce does not store your decryption keys. Field permissions remain your decision.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
Cross-Domain Solution (CDS) Transfer Agent
Moving files between classification levels (e.g., from Unclassified NIPRNet to Secret SIPRNet) carries the risk of malware transfer or data leakage. This workflow component runs the request, check, review and logging around each transfer: the inspection and sanitization results your own guard and sanitizers report are checked against the path's rules before trained reviewers decide. It doesn't move or sanitize files itself; human review and cross-domain approval remain yours.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
Cryptographic Key Management System (CKMS)
Secure communications rely on encryption keys. This system keeps the accounting record of cryptographic keys for tactical radios and weapon systems, from distribution to destruction, and shows every affected holder and device when a key is compromised. Revocation depends on people acting on the controlling authority's direction.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 4 ways to deploy
Data Loss Prevention
Network and endpoint blocking of outbound transmission of SSNs or credit card numbers (PAN).
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 4 ways to deploy
Database Security
Real-time monitoring of SQL queries to detect mass data exfiltration events.
6 requirements · 6 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
Diplomatic Cable Archive & Search
The State Department relies on historical precedent for foreign policy. This highly secure archive keeps decades of diplomatic cables searchable by keyword, phrase and field. It helps diplomats quickly retrieve historical context for current crises, filtering results by each user's need-to-know groups and the documents' handling markings before anything is shown. Access is only as accurate as document markings and need-to-know data, and classification decisions remain with your authorized officials.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
DoD IL6 "Secret" Cloud Collaboration
Deploying commercial collaboration tools in a classified environment is a massive technical hurdle. We deploy Microsoft 365 in the "Secret" impact level (IL6) cloud, enabling classified email and Teams chat. Moraph provides the "cleared" administrators (US Citizens with clearances) required to manage this environment, helping address the DoD's talent gap; authorization stays with Microsoft for the platform and with your authorizing official for your use.
6 requirements · 6 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
Email Security
Advanced defense against "Whaling" attacks targeting hospital CFOs and patient data phishing.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
Endpoint Detection & Response
24/7 managed detection and hunting on teller workstations to reduce ransomware risk. Recovery, backups and notification decisions remain your institution's.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
Enterprise Mobility
Managing the fleet of shared iPads/Rovers, with devices erased or reset between shifts. Offline or unreturned devices are reset when they reconnect.
5 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
Federal HR "Onboarding Passport"
The federal hiring process is notoriously slow, involving complex forms (SF-85/86), fingerprinting, and background checks. This platform streamlines the pre-employment journey, tracking each step from tentative offer to entry on duty with status recorded by HR and personnel security or sent through the Work API, to reduce the "time-to-seat" for new civil servants, helping agencies compete for talent.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
FedRAMP ATO Accelerator
Achieving FedRAMP authorization is a document-heavy process that can take years. This platform keeps control statements, evidence, the boundary inventory and POA&M items in one place, and assembles the System Security Plan (SSP) from the statements your compliance team writes and approves. It is designed to shorten the "paperwork" phase of authorization; authorization decisions, the independent assessment and review timelines are outside Moraph's control.
6 requirements · 8 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
FedRAMP High Managed Landing Zone
Cloud adoption is hindered by the complexity of configuring secure environments. We provide a pre-configured cloud "Landing Zone" configured against the FedRAMP High baseline, documenting which security controls applications can inherit. Moraph maintains the boundary protection and patches shared components; your authorizing official decides what operates, and application teams keep the controls assigned to them.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
Foreign Disclosure/Release (FDR) Workflow
Sharing intelligence with coalition partners is critical but legally complex. This decision-support tool assists Foreign Disclosure Officers in determining what information can be shared with specific allies (e.g., "Five Eyes" vs. NATO). It checks release markings against the disclosure rules your office maintains and flags export-controlled (ITAR) material for review.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
Identity Access Management
MFA and SSO configurations tuned to support the FFIEC Authentication and Access guidance (2021). Your institution owns the risk assessment and the adequacy decision.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
Identity Governance
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) tying nurses' access to their unit and job, supporting HIPAA Minimum Necessary. Patient-level limits are enforced in the EHR; access decisions remain yours.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
Insider Threat "UBA" (User Behavior Analytics)
The greatest threat often comes from within. This case system gives your insider threat hub one place to triage concerns referred by people or by your own monitoring tools—such as a user downloading large files at 3 AM or printing excessive documents—and work them through legal and privacy review, identity reveal and referral, with oversight of every step. It monitors no one itself.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
Integration Engine
Managing the HL7/FHIR message flows between disparate clinical systems.
6 requirements · 8 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
Medical Device Cybersecurity Hub
Inventory of IoMT (Internet of Medical Things) devices, tracking patch status and vulnerabilities.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
Mission Partner Environment (MPE) Builder
Coalition operations require ad-hoc networks. This tool automates the rapid spinning up of secure network enclaves where US forces can share data with allies for a specific mission duration, then tears them down, revoking access and sanitizing enclave storage. Disclosure decisions remain with your foreign disclosure officers.
6 requirements · 7 integrations · 3 ways to deploy
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