ITAR technical data falling into the wrong hands? That kind of mistake could cost your company more than just a contract: it could lead to fines, debarment, or even criminal charges. This blog series breaks down what ITAR compliance means,…
Understanding ITAR Applicability ITAR isn’t just for weapons manufacturers. If you work with defense data, it likely applies to you. The International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) apply to any individual or organization that manufactures, exports, brokers, or stores defense…
Why Understanding ITAR vs EAR Is Essential When it comes to U.S. export control laws, businesses need to navigate two primary regulatory frameworks: International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and Export Administration Regulations (EAR). Both aim to safeguard national security…
Why You Need an ITAR Compliance Program ITAR compliance is not a one-time certification or a box-checking exercise. Instead, it is an ongoing regulatory obligation that requires continuous oversight, documented processes, and employee accountability. Organizations that manufacture, export, store, or…
Why You Need an ITAR Checklist ITAR compliance isn’t just about avoiding penalties. It’s about staying organized, proactive, and ready for audit. To begin with, maintaining compliance with the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) is essential for any organization…
The High Cost of Ignoring ITAR Regulations If you're responsible for ITAR compliance, understanding the consequences of noncompliance is no longer optional. Violating the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) is more than a minor compliance misstep. It is a…
Using the Cloud for ITAR Data: What the Law Says Yes, storing ITAR data in the cloud is possible, but only if very specific conditions are met. According to 22 CFR 120.54, certain activities involving encrypted ITAR-regulated technical data are…
Meeting ITAR Compliance Challenges with Confidence Staying compliant with the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) isn’t just a matter of having policies in place. It requires purpose-built infrastructure, strict access control, and full auditability. In 2025, businesses need more…