September 11, 2025
290 words, 2 minutes read time.
The federal government manages a great deal of sensitive information that it struggles to share with other agencies or organizations. However, isolation means important decision-making data can be inadvertently withheld from leaders.
The simple term “collaborate” can be easily applied in a classroom. Still, it becomes almost impossible with petabytes of data that have varying levels of security, such as classified, secret, and top secret.
Even if the puzzle of sharing data is solved, the issue of protecting sensitive networks from cyber threats and malicious code remains.
Sean Berg is the CEO of Everfox, a company that specializes in protecting the mission-critical data and networks of federal agencies, in part by using Cross-Domain Solutions. .
During the interview, Sean Berg discusses the role of Cross-Domain Solutions in ensuring data integrity for AI models, the challenges posed by legacy systems, and the critical nature of data management in national security and digital transformation.
Sean Berg moves beyond Cross Domain Solutions to also discuss Everfox’s Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR) technology. With this technology, a file is examined for legitimat content, then discarded, and a new file with only the legitimate content and no malicious code is created and delivered. CDR is a tool for ensuring data integrity and preventing malware infiltration, allowing for safe and secure collaboration between federal entities.
Visit Everfox to learn more about Everfox’s Cross Domain Solutions, or read this Everfox white paper showcasing the success in Cross-Domain Technology
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