All of this assumes the government ever reopens, of course. That's inevitable, right? When it does, Microsoft's upcoming
Windows Azure
U.S. Government Cloud will offer up some heavily secured services to
state, local and federal agencies in the US, hosted in "specially
constructed" datacenters in Virginia and Iowa. Redmond guarantees that
all of the hardware, data and support systems will be physically located
in the continental United States, and that all people involved with be
"US persons screened for PPT-Moderate clearance." All that government
data will be isolated on servers that only host data from other American
government agencies. Lockheed Martin will be involved as well, helping
Microsoft meet stringent government-imposed requirements for such data
storage. More information on the cloak and dagger cloud storage can be
had in the source link below.
Source: Microsoft
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