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LevelBlue Threat Detection and Response for Government (LevelBlue TDR for Gov) is built on the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP)-authorized, industry-leading Unified Security Management (USM) platform. This combines multiple essential security capabilities and enables fast deployment and broad visibility across your whole network. LevelBlue TDR for Gov has achieved FedRAMP Moderate Authority to Operate (ATO) on Amazon Web Services (AWS) GovCloud. The following table lists the feature parity and divergence between USM Anywhere Premium and LevelBlue TDR for Gov. Unless specified, LevelBlue TDR for Gov adheres to USM Anywhere’s documentation. Comparison Between USM Anywhere Premium and LevelBlue TDR for Gov

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FAQ

The license is only available on the USM Anywhere Premium tier due to federal guidance on 90-day data retention.
No. At this time, LevelBlue TDR for Gov runs in Amazon GovCloud US-West only.
FedRAMP is mandatory for federal agency cloud deployments and service models at the low, moderate, and high-risk impact levels. LevelBlue TDR for Gov is authorized as FedRAMP Moderate.
LevelBlue TDR for Gov is the FedRAMP Moderate authorized version of USM Anywhere operating in AWS GovCloud. LevelBlue does not have a managed LevelBlue TDR for Gov offering at this time.
There are no technical limitations, but if any of the data monitored in LevelBlue TDR for Gov requires Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) protection (almost all of it does), the data will need to be kept in AWS GovCloud and will require a AWS GovCloud hosted USM Central (not available today).
LevelBlue is currently planning to develop an AWS GovCloud-hosted USM Central.
Yes. Three failed sign-in attempts are allowed before the user account is locked. The lockout time is 30 minutes.