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CSRA Receives Provisional Authority To Begin Operating Its DoD Cloud Platform

By Matthew Beinart

Wednesday, March 7th, 2018

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The Department of Defense’s information agency has given CSRA [CSRA] approval to begin operating its cloud computing service on certain Pentagon components handling the highest level of unclassified data.Defense Information Systems Agency officials have granted CSRA an Impact Level 5 provisional authorization for its milCloud 2.0 platform, which allows the company’s cloud platform to store unclassified data from mission critical information to national security systems.“CSRA is excited to be on this journey with DISA and provide world-class cloud services through milCloud 2.0.…

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