For startups in the defense sector, CMMC is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, working in the DIB is a massive opportunity for most startups. Conversely, the costs and complexity of compliance can overwhelm lean teams with limited resources. This is why startups increasingly turn to CSPs and MSPs to achieve CMMC compliance without the overhead of enterprise-scale investments. Here’s how they’re doing it.
2024 has been a watershed year for FedRAMP, ushering in significant structural, procedural, and technological advancements to the program meant to streamline authorization and make bringing cloud products to federal agencies easier.
From new governance to new paths to authorization, we’re recapping FedRAMP’s changes in 2024.
FedRAMP has been a cornerstone of cloud adoption in the federal sector, ensuring that cloud service providers meet rigorous security standards. However, as digital transformation accelerates and government agencies seek faster adoption of innovative solutions, traditional compliance methods have proven time-consuming and resource-intensive.
To address these challenges, FedRAMP has introduced the Agile Delivery Pilot, a groundbreaking initiative to streamline the authorization process and promote iterative innovation and improvement without incurring compliance penalties.
This article discusses the details of the Agile Delivery Pilot, examining its methodology, how it improves upon traditional FedRAMP processes, and what it means for the future of cloud services and compliance frameworks.