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Regulated cloud,
one lesson at a time.

Start with the foundations track, then add the specialty for the sector you work in. The courses release in 2027; this is the preview.

Preview. The courses release in 2027. Prices shown are planned prices. Join the launch list and we will write when each one opens.

FOUNDATIONS TRACK · PLANNED $99

Regulated Cloud Foundations

The common ground under every regulated cloud: who decides, what has to be shown, and how long it really takes.

  1. 01
    Enterprise cloud foundations in a regulated settingShared responsibility, and who decides what
  2. 02
    One ladder, many regimesFedRAMP High down to a company's own standard, and how they differ
  3. 03
    Authorization is a lead time, not a finish lineWhy a migration plan cannot compress it
  4. 04
    The system boundaryInheritance, data flows and connection approvals
  5. 05
    Evidence that holds upAttestation, regular practice and the toolchain: the 0 to 4 ladder
  6. 06
    The operating modelOwnership, skills, handoffs and security operations
  7. 07
    Zero trust preparationWhat to settle before the tools arrive
  8. 08
    Cost in regulated cloudFinOps where compliance sets the floor
  9. 09
    Reading a road18, 24, 36 and 48 months: gates, waves and what moves first
SPECIALTY COURSES · PLANNED $49 EACH

Your sector, in its own terms.

State and Local Government Cloud

GovRAMP, criminal justice information, federal tax information and the data each agency holds.

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GxP Cloud for Pharmaceutical Teams

IT verifies, the quality unit validates: computerized systems, Part 11 records and a cloud supplier you can qualify.

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Cloud for Electric and Water Utilities

What may and may not move for the bulk electric system, and how water systems weigh risk and resilience.

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EVERYTHING · PLANNED $199

The foundations track and every specialty course.

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.