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In today’s mobile environment, data-centric security must be added to the fabric of an agency’s cybersecurity protocol. The Adobe Category Management Data Centric Security Offering delivers a datacentric security solution allowing federal agencies to flex with the operations tempo, address immediate security concerns and even predict future threats.

The Adobe Electronic Signature offering (Adobe Sign) allows government agencies to transform paper processes, making digital workflows a reality with trusted and legal e-signatures. Adobe Sign supports the government initiatives (OMB Circular A-130, Government Paperwork Elimination Act [GPEA] and the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act [E-SIGN]) to move towards an ‘electronic government’ and will also help cut costs and improve productivity.

Carahsoft and Adobe’s Category Management Offering allow the Government to:

  • Protect high-value assets and sensitive information
  • Provide a Digital Rights Management (DRM) capability to enable data level protection
  • Help prevent unauthorized review, redistribution and modification of sensitive government information
  • Sign documents digitally anytime and from anywhere

Additional information can be found here:

FAQ

  • What is Category Management?

    Category management is an approach the Federal Government is applying to buy smarter and more like a single enterprise. Category management enables the government to eliminate redundancies, increase efficiency, and deliver more value and savings from the government’s acquisition programs. Additional information on Category Management can be found on GSA’s website here.

  • What is FITARA?

    The Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA) was passed by Congress in December 2014. This law represents the first major overhaul of Federal Information Technology in almost 20 years. OMB has published guidance to agencies to ensure that the law is applied. Additional information regarding FITARA can be found here.