1. Data Collection
EntOS collects strictly minimal data required to maintain government-grade security operations. This includes system usage patterns necessary for threat detection and compliance verification.
- Operational telemetry: Cryptographic verification logs, kernel security audit trails
- Administrative data: User access patterns within policy-controlled environments
- Compliance data: Logs required for ISO 27001, SOC 2, and NIST 800-171 validation
2. Data Usage
All collected information is processed exclusively for:
- Security validation: Runtime verification of zero-trust policy compliance
- Anomaly detection: Lattice-based access control pattern analysis
- Regulatory compliance: Automated compliance reporting for government contracts
No data is used for marketing, profiling, or any enterprise surveillance beyond approved security operations.
3. Data Sharing
EntOS follows sovereign data control principles:
- Government contracts: Only when required by law and with cryptographic metadata
- Audit entities: Only for ISO 27001 or SOC 2 compliance verification
- Emergency disclosure: For active security threats to verified government agencies
All data sharing requires court-approved warrants or sovereign government encryption keys.
4. Data Protection
All data is protected with quantum-resistant cryptographic standards:
- Kernel-layer encryption: NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) compliant
- Storage security: Lattice-cryptography protected data vaults
- Transmission: AES-256 with forward secrecy in all network paths
Data lifecycle policies require complete cryptonic erasure (NIST 800-88) for decommissioned systems.
5. Data Subject Rights
For enterprise users, data access rights are managed through:
- Policy engine controls: Access governed by lattice-based cryptography
- Compliance audits: Available through verified government channels
- Data erasure: Requires cryptographic key rotation and policy verification
Contact your system administrator for data access procedures under CMMC 2.0 guidelines.
6. Cross-Border Data
EntOS enforces strict data sovereignty rules:
- Domestic storage: Data must remain within jurisdiction of primary installation
- Cloud compliance: Only deployed in ISO 27001 certified sovereign cloud environments
- Export controls: Subject to ITAR/EAR regulations and quantum security protocols
All international data transfers require full cryptographic verification through EntOS sovereign key infrastructure.