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FedRAMP

The advent of cloud computing cannot be ignored because it’s helping organizations become more innovative and operationally efficient. For this reason, at Cambridge Cloudworks, we are offering FedRAMP compliance services. Our FedRAMP compliance services will help you ensure consistency in your cloud solutions without compromising the security of the data.

We will ensure that there is full transparency between you and the federal government. Our team works on creating solutions that automate compliance through all-time and real-time monitoring. We will also assist you in adopting secure cloud solutions that provide in-depth assessments of the current systems. So, come to us and let us help you become security-compliant.

What Is FedRAMP Compliance?

FedRAMP is a government-wide program that provides a standardized approach to security assessment, authorization, and continuous monitoring for cloud products and services. It was established to ensure that cloud service providers (CSPs) meet the necessary security requirements to protect sensitive government data.

What are the Steps to Achieve FedRAMP Compliance?

The first step in the FedRAMP compliance process is the initiation of a security assessment. This involves the identification and documentation of the security controls implemented by the CSP. The CSP must then undergo a third-party assessment by an accredited independent assessor.

During the assessment, the assessor evaluates the effectiveness of the CSP’s security controls and determines if they meet the FedRAMP requirements. The assessor also conducts vulnerability scans and penetration testing to identify any potential security vulnerabilities.

If any deficiencies are identified during the assessment, the CSP must address them and provide evidence of remediation. Once the assessment is complete and all deficiencies have been addressed, the CSP can submit their compliance report to the FedRAMP Program Management Office (PMO)

The compliance report includes detailed information about the CSP’s security controls, policies, and procedures. It also includes evidence of the CSP’s compliance with the FedRAMP requirements. The report is reviewed by the PMO, and if everything is in order, the CSP is granted FedRAMP compliance.