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.

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Recently, the FedRAMP program (via the OMB) released a request for feedback on new guidance documentation for penetration testing under the program. The new guidance standards target organizations and 3PAOs undergoing or performing penetration tests under FedRAMP requirements.

The new guidance addresses new attack vectors targeting subsystems in IT infrastructure. 

Here, we’ll cover his newest draft about new guidance standards for FedRAMP penetration testing.

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On February 20th, the FedRAMP PMO announced the release of the newest design for the FedRAMP Marketplace. While this news doesn’t necessarily shake the foundations of government compliance, the Marketplace it is an essential resource for agencies looking for a trustworthy source of information regarding cloud providers.

In this article, we’ll break down what kind of information you can find in the new Marketplace and highlight why this resource is so vital for the health and performance of the program.

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