GovEagle Subprocessors

GovEagle provides an AI-powered platform for federal contractors, supporting knowledge management, business development, capture, proposals, and solutioning.

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Subprocessors
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Last scanned

8 subprocessors

Name Category Purpose Location Data processed
Knox Systems, Inc. ↗ Cloud Infrastructure Operates the FedRAMP-authorized environment GovEagle runs in, including continuous monitoring, onboarding and operator access. United States All GovEagle services and customer data
Amazon Web Services, Inc. ↗ PP Cloud Infrastructure Cloud hosting and storage for the application, database and files. Transactional email through Amazon SES. United States Application, database and files
Google LLC (Google Cloud) ↗ Cloud Infrastructure AI drafting, search and analysis features. AI model inference through Vertex AI. Hosts GovEagle's own embedding and reranking models on Cloud Run. Stores configuration in Cloud Storage. United States AI data and configuration
Okta, Inc. ↗ Authentication Authentication, single sign-on and multi-factor authentication for users and administrators. United States Sign-in data
CrowdStrike, Inc. Security Endpoint protection, security event monitoring and vulnerability scanning. Processes security logs that include usernames and IP addresses. United States Security logs, usernames and IP addresses
Zscaler, Inc. Security Zero-trust remote access for GovEagle and Knox operators. Processes operator connection data, not customer users. United States Operator connection data
Wiz, Inc. Security Cloud security posture and vulnerability scanning. Processes infrastructure configuration data. United States Infrastructure configuration data
Document360 ↗ CMS Hosts GovEagle's help articles. Receives a user's name and email when they open the help center from GovEagle. United States User name and email

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