FedRAMP

FedRAMP

Compliance Readiness Services

We Help Your Business Offer Cloud Products and Solutions Without Compromising Security

The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) establishes a standardized framework for security assessments, authorization, and continuous monitoring of cloud products and services.

Federal Agency cloud deployments or service models MUST comply with FedRAMP.

Cloud Service Providers (CSP)

CSPs interested in providing services to the federal government need to obtain a FedRAMP authorization. Abacode ensures your organization is in line with the FedRAMP Security Assessment Framework, similar to the NIST Risk Management Framework (RMF).

Federal Agencies

Federal agencies should have a comprehensive grasp of their technical requirements from deployment type to data sensitivity before considering a Cloud Service Provider (CSP).

FEDRAMP

RISK MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK

4 PROCESSES:

Why Choose Abacode as Your MSSP?

As certified cybersecurity & compliance experts (CISSP, CIA, CISA, CEH, PMP, etc.), FedRAMP readiness is one of our focuses. Abacode continuously prepares organizations for their 3PAO assessments throughout the year and help them maintain compliance moving forward.

Abacode’s compliance portal helps streamline continuous compliance and security control effectiveness tracking for organizations before, during, and after assessments.

Connect with us today to learn more about the FedRAMP readiness process and the cost of implementing a FedRAMP program.

Document

Categorize the information system, select appropriate security controls, and implement/document the security controls in the System Security Plan (SSP)

Assess

Use an independent assessor to evaluate the effectiveness of the implemented controls in the information system beginning with the documentation of the Security Assessment Plan (SAP)

Authorize

AOs decide whether to provide authorization based on the previous steps

Monitor

Implement a continuous monitoring to maintain oversight of your organization’s risk posture