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Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) occupies an unusual position in the data security landscape. It's sensitive enough to demand protection, yet it doesn't meet the threshold for formal classification. As more organizations migrate operations to cloud infrastructure, the challenge of protecting CUI has become a defining issue for Software as a Service providers-particularly those serving government contractors or handling defense-related data.

The crypto industry has entered a new regulatory era. Governments and financial authorities across the world are introducing stricter rules that affect everything from licensing and custody to technology infrastructure and cross-border operations. For founders launching global platforms, navigating these frameworks has become one of the biggest operational challenges.

If your business involves working with people in Europe, then it is likely that you are already familiar with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This system has revolutionized how businesses operate in regard to people's information since it was introduced. Not only does information need to be protected against breaches, but people's rights to their information must be respected. For most businesses, it is the CRM system that houses information. It is therefore important to ensure that your CRM system complies with these regulations in Europe. This is not just a technical requirement; it is a business imperative.