IMI Module
Security Architecture
The IMI security architecture is designed consistent with NIST SP 800-171 and NIST SP 800-53 principles. Security controls are integrated into every layer of the environment — from authentication through data handling and incident response.
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Granular access permissions enforced at the data, function, and environment level. Users access only the information required for their program role.
Multi-Factor Authentication
MFA required for all environment access. Authentication mechanisms support integration with enterprise identity providers.
Segmented Contract Environments
Each contract operates within an isolated data environment. Cross-contract data access is prohibited by design.
Encryption in Transit & at Rest
All data is encrypted during transmission and storage using industry-standard cryptographic protocols.
Continuous Audit Logging
Every access event, data modification, and communication is logged with timestamp, user attribution, and action classification.
Least Privilege Access
Access rights are assigned based on the minimum permissions necessary to perform authorized duties. Privileges are reviewed periodically.
CUI-Aware Data Handling
Data handling procedures are designed to be consistent with Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) marking and dissemination requirements.
Incident Response Awareness
Incident detection, response, and notification procedures are documented and exercised. Response protocols align with NIST design principles.
Security Posture Statement
Monarch Space Systems designs its information security controls to be consistent with federal cybersecurity frameworks. Specific certifications and authorizations are pursued as required by contract and regulatory obligations. Additional security documentation is available under NDA.