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Jul 29, 2021 · It presents logical design patterns and derived reference implementations for deploying, conne cting to, and operating a CNAP. It is a future state design to guide the development of next generation connectivity and cybersecurity capabilities to improve internet-based machine and user access into DoD cloud (in particular, commercial cloud -hosted)
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