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FedRAMP Certified: Proven security for government solutions
Here at Thomson Reuters, security isn't just a feature — it's the foundation of trust for every government mission we support
FedRAMP Certified
Security you can rely on
We have achieved FedRAMP Certification for Westlaw, Practical Law, and CLEAR. Validated by an independent 3PAO, our solutions deliver rigorous cloud security and compliance for U.S. federal agencies. Federal, state, and local agencies can confidently deploy these government-grade tools while accelerating procurement and protecting sensitive data.
Enhanced security assurance
Our solutions are secure by design — and rigorous FedRAMP Certification proves it. That certification also satisfies requirements for many other regulations, reducing the compliance burden for government agencies.
Commitment to trust and confidence
FedRAMP Certified status strengthens trust in our cybersecurity commitment for all government customers, reflecting our long-term partnership with the public sector.
Advanced risk evaluations
FedRAMP Certification requires ongoing monitoring and regular assessments, helping ensure our security practices remain current, effective, and aligned to evolving government standards.
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Security that stands up to scrutiny
Validated security and AI governance aligned with government standards
We maintain a unified security framework across government solutions — ISO 42001 certified for ethical AI governance, SOC 2 Type II attested, and aligned with NIST protocols:
We don’t retain, reuse, or expose customer data We don’t train models on your data
Our FedRAMP Certification Class C validates that this architecture meets the rigorous standards your mission demands.
Thomson Reuters: Delivering certified security for government professionals
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