Navigating FedRAMP High Authorization: A Guide for Enterprises

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Navigating FedRAMP High Authorization is a critical process for CSPs seeking to offer services to federal agencies. This authorization ensures that a cloud offering meets stringent security requirements to handle the most sensitive federal information. It demonstrates a high level of security that can lend itself to other federal government applications. 

This article will delve into FedRAMP High’s technical intricacies, essential requirements, and strategies for achieving and maintaining compliance.

 

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CMMC and Data Classification: Ensuring Proper Handling of Controlled Unclassified Information 

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Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) is a category of sensitive information that, while not classified, still requires protection under federal regulations. The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) framework ensures that companies within the Defense Industrial Base properly handle CUI to protect national security interests.

This article delves into data classification, focusing on how businesses can ensure the proper handling of CUI.

 

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Balancing Budget and Security with StateRAMP Requirements

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The urgent need for standardized cybersecurity protocols has become paramount to mitigate these risks. This is where StateRAMP comes into play. Modeled after FedRAMP, StateRAMP ensures that cloud service providers meet rigorous security standards before working with state governments.

In this article, we’ll explore the cost implications of StateRAMP compliance, its security benefits, and how organizations can strategically manage their budgets while maintaining compliance.

 

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