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Hosting regulated U.S. State and Local Government Workloads in AWS

AWS Public Sector Blog

State and Local Government (SLG) organizations often have requirements to host regulated workloads with distinct compliance requirements. It is important to note that operating in a given AWS U.S. Independent third-party attestation audits provide assurance that control activities are operating as intended.

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Data security and governance best practices for education and state and local government

AWS Public Sector Blog

Many organizations within state and local government (SLG) and education must build digital environments and services that meet a variety of dynamic security and compliance considerations, such as StateRAMP and Federal Information Security Management Act ( FISMA ). Customers can logically group accounts together in OU.

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Unlocking data governance for multiple accounts with Amazon DataZone

AWS Public Sector Blog

Solution overview: Associating multiple AWS accounts to publish and consume data from Amazon DataZone Most real-world workloads involve managing data from multiple sources, which can become complex very quickly without a way of cataloging the data. AWS Glue Data Catalog with metadata in the producer account.

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AWS Marketplace myth busting for state and local government agencies

AWS Public Sector Blog

A cloud marketplace is operated by a cloud service provider (CSP) and serves as a place for customers to browse and subscribe to software applications and developer services that are built on, integrate with, or supplement the CSP’s main offering. A cloud marketplace provides broad access to these solutions.

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State and Local Governments Benefit from Data Center Sustainability

State Tech Magazine

By making data centers more efficient, state and local governments can kill two (or more) birds with one stone. In the face of regulatory mandates and pressure from citizens, agencies are rightly looking to make their operations more sustainable. Why Do State and Local Agencies Seek Sustainable Data Centers?

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StateRAMP on AWS

AWS Public Sector Blog

Instead of each entity performing their own assessment, the state can leverage a single authorization to operate (ATO). StateRAMP is organized as a 501c(6) nonprofit and is governed by a board of directors. StateRAMP assumes that state and local government data will likely be at the Moderate impact level.

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6 Cities and Local Governments Accelerating Zero Carbon Buildings

The City Fix

While building construction and operations are among the largest contributors to climate change, accounting for nearly 40% of energy-related CO2 emissions globally, they also remain the most cost-effective climate mitigation solution available. Every $1 invested in efficiency saves $2 in. Continue reading on TheCityFix.com.