>I would also like to add signing up for an AWS Gov account was at least 12 months ago...a completely automated process where I was approved in no more than 15 mins. The account had a credit card but otherwise was 100% still in free tier mode, and in fact was being used by an open source team so it included ppl from around the world.
Are you implying this is somehow an issue? Any US person is able to spin up a Govcloud environment, it isn't meant to be limited to only government agencies/organizations.
I recently worked on a project where we created a govcloud for a non-government company that wanted a secure enclave for a subset of their data. It's certainly not a problem, and I'm not seeing how it relates to this article
Are you implying this is somehow an issue? Any US person is able to spin up a Govcloud environment, it isn't meant to be limited to only government agencies/organizations.
I recently worked on a project where we created a govcloud for a non-government company that wanted a secure enclave for a subset of their data. It's certainly not a problem, and I'm not seeing how it relates to this article