REGULATED CLOUD FOUNDATIONS · TRAINING · PREVIEW · FOUNDATIONS OPENS Q1 2027

Speak cloud, compliance and security in the same meeting.

Regulated cloud work is not only technology, compliance or security. It is all three at once. These courses teach the common ground and the differences, from FedRAMP High for federal civilian agencies to the defense industrial base, pharmaceutical, utility, state and local, and legal work.

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HOW IT FITS TOGETHER

Learn the common ground. Then your sector. Then put it to work.

01 · Everyone starts hereFoundationsWho decides, the boundary, evidence, the operating model and the road: the ground every regulated sector shares.The foundations track →
02 · Add your sectorYour sector, in its own termsWhat your regulator, auditor, assessor or client asks for: some of it less than the federal reference, some of it more, some of it different.The specialty courses →
03 · Put it to workYour own documentsA starter kit of foundation documents your team fills in by hand: security plan, boundary design, service catalog, responsibility matrix and road.For enterprises →

WHO IT IS FOR

The person who connects the pieces.

Not a certification cram and not an engineering bootcamp. A specialty guide for the contributors regulated programs depend on.

Governance, risk and compliance analysts moving into cloud work
Cloud program and project managers
IT operations leads taking on a regulated workload
Architects and consultants entering a regulated sector

START HERE

One foundations track. Then your specialty.

Foundations trackRegulated Cloud FoundationsThe common ground under every regulated cloud: who decides, what has to be shown, and how long it really takes.Specialty courseFedRAMP High for Federal Civilian CloudHow a federal civilian system reaches FedRAMP High: categorization, the boundary, the package and the monitoring that never stops.Specialty courseCMMC and NIST SP 800-171 in the CloudFor the defense industrial base: where controlled unclassified information lives, what a cloud provider must hold, and how Level 2 is assessed.Specialty courseState and Local Government CloudGovRAMP, criminal justice information, federal tax information and the data each agency holds.Specialty courseGxP Cloud for Pharmaceutical TeamsIT verifies, the quality unit validates: computerized systems, Part 11 records and a cloud supplier you can qualify.Specialty courseCloud for Electric and Water UtilitiesWhat may and may not move for the bulk electric system, and how water systems weigh risk and resilience.Specialty courseCloud for Legal and E-DiscoveryChain of custody, privilege and client confidentiality when matter data sits in someone else's data center.

Preview. The Foundations course opens in the first quarter of 2027, and the specialty courses follow during 2027. Join the launch list and we will write when each one opens.

FOR ENTERPRISES

Guardrails, not a rulebook.

Guardrails is the enterprise program: every course plus a starter kit your own teams run, by hand. It uses FedRAMP High as a rigorous federal reference, then shows how your sector differs from it: where it asks less, what it adds and what it asks differently, so your teams get guardrails rather than a fixed recipe.

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HOW THE COURSES WORK

Short lessons. Files you keep.

Narrated lessons in short parts you can take one at a time
A one-page job aid for each lesson
A short check at the end of each lesson
Files you keep: they play offline, with no account

Narration is AI-generated (OpenAI's Cedar voice). The courses teach preparation and method; they certify no one, grant no approval or authorization, and do not stand in for your assessor, auditor or regulator.