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Resources for United States teams
North America guides live here. We do not republish the European knowledge base — that would duplicate content for search engines. Instead, this hub links to US-specific pages and to selected global articles hosted on the Europe site.
United States guides
- Managed infrastructure — Dedicated, private and hybrid cloud with accountable operators.
- Healthcare — PHI/ePHI environments for providers and health-tech.
- HIPAA — Privacy, Security and Breach Notification alignment — not a certification claim.
- Security operations — Monitoring, vulnerability management and incident escalation.
- SOC 2 readiness — Control design that may support SOC 2 programs — no Type II badge.
- PCI DSS-ready — Segmentation and logging patterns for cardholder environments.
- Financial services — Resilience and audit-friendly operations for regulated workloads.
- Defense contractors — CMMC-oriented isolation and logging where in scope.
- State privacy — CCPA/CPRA and state privacy overlays as they apply.
- US data residency — US-only and hybrid deployment when actually hosted there.
- Reference architectures — Business, Professional and Enterprise starting patterns.
Trust & assurance
- Global Security & Trust Hub (English) — Canonical assurance portal — policies, infrastructure and compliance mapping.
- United States Trust Center — Regional policies, BAA/DPA under contract and what we do not publish.
- Service status — Public component status when published.
Global operations reading (European edition)
Articles in the last section are written for European regulatory context. The operational principles often apply worldwide.
- Backup & disaster recovery — RTO/RPO, restore testing and operational resilience.
- Private vs public cloud — When dedicated or private environments beat generic public grids.
- Managed IT vs in-house team — Operating model, accountability and total cost of ownership.
- SOC, SIEM & EDR managed — Detection, response and 24/7 escalation patterns.
- AI operations — Governance and operations for production AI workloads.
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