Government FAQ

Secure file sharing for government uses strict access control, encryption, and auditing to protect sensitive information while enabling collaboration across agencies and contractors.

Government agencies often cannot use public cloud file sharing alone because they must enforce agency-controlled access, auditing, data handling, and deployment requirements that may not be met by default consumer-style cloud file services.

MyWorkDrive supports government remote work by providing HTTPS access to existing file shares with Active Directory or Entra ID authentication, MFA support, and centralized control without exposing SMB file servers directly to the internet.

Use strong authentication, limit access with permissions, encrypt transfers, and log activity so you can share files without losing control of where data goes.

MyWorkDrive provides file access over HTTPS with identity and permission enforcement, so users can reach approved shares without broad network VPN access.

Access for government users is controlled through existing AD and NTFS permissions, least-privilege share publishing, strong authentication, and audit logging of file access activity.

Encryption in transit protects data as it moves across networks (for example with TLS), and encryption at rest protects stored data through the storage system's cryptographic controls.

MyWorkDrive can be deployed in a FedRAMP-authorized environment, but FedRAMP compliance depends on the full hosting stack and system boundary, not the file access application by itself.

MyWorkDrive can be deployed in a FIPS-aligned configuration when the Windows server and cryptographic components are configured to use FIPS-validated modules and approved protocols.