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Most SaaS providers treat vulnerability management as a periodic compliance exercise. FedRAMP® does not. Achieving FedRAMP authorization required LabArchives to build a continuous, deeply scrutinized vulnerability management program covering everything from code and infrastructure to containers, databases, and penetration testing. The result is a stronger security posture that benefits not only government agencies, but every LabArchives customer.

LabArchives ELN integrates with Proofig AI to help researchers analyze notebook images using automated integrity screening, enabling early detection of duplication, manipulation, and other potential issues.

LabArchives’ FedRAMP authorization strengthens security across all cloud environments, government or not. Through continuous monitoring, strict remediation timelines, deeper audits, and enhanced compliance beyond ISO 27001 and SOC 2, all customers benefit from much higher security standards at no additional cost.

LabArchives is proud to announce the launch of a Canadian cloud server, giving institutions and researchers the ability to store and manage their data entirely within Canada. This new deployment supports data residency and privacy requirements while delivering the same trusted LabArchives functionality, performance, and collaborative experience leading peer institutions rely on worldwide.

LabArchives has been granted GovRAMP Membership, marking an important milestone in our commitment to security and compliance for government and public-sector organizations. Formerly known as StateRAMP, GovRAMP provides a unified, NIST-aligned framework for evaluating cloud security across federal, state, local, and tribal agencies, reinforcing our focus on trusted, compliant research platforms.

Email was never designed to support modern research collaboration—yet sensitive data, protocols, and results are still routinely shared through attachments and long reply-all threads. This approach creates version confusion, security risks, and disconnected conversations that slow research down. LabArchives ELN replaces the email trail with a secure, centralized environment where data, files, and collaboration happen together—keeping research protected, organized, and moving forward.