"We formed a joint venture with two other engineering firms to bid on a public transit tunnel. We set up a shared Google Drive folder to collaborate on our CAD drawings and BIM models. During a pre-award audit, the C3PAO inspector discovered that our partner's employees were downloading un-redacted technical specifications on unmanaged personal devices, and now our entire joint venture is being disqualified."
Your joint-venture partners are leaking your secure project files. When you share sensitive engineering drawings in standard, unmonitored cloud folders, you have zero control over who downloads them. If even one partner's employee accesses the files on an unsecure device, your entire bid is thrown out for security violations.
Joint ventures and teaming agreements expand the CUI perimeter, introducing significant lateral data-leakage vectors. Standard cloud storage lacks the strict VPC Service Controls and granular data mapping required to prevent unauthorized exfiltration to unmanaged endpoints or personal BYOD devices.
We implement TSK-106-10 (CUI Volatile-Memory Sandboxing). All joint-venture drawings and BIM models are hosted strictly within our isolated 2 (Infrascutum) enclaves. The files are processed and analyzed strictly in volatile memory (RAM) and redacted under formats compliant with NIST SP 800-171. Un-redacted CUI is never committed to persistent storage, and access is restricted strictly to verified, biometrically authenticated partners using hardware-bound WebAuthn keys, completely neutralizing lateral data exfiltration risks.
Consumer cloud storage lacks the VPC controls to quarantine shared CUI. VALZOX enforces Volatile-Memory Sandboxing to completely eliminate lateral exfiltration by joint-venture partners.
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