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What Is FedRAMP — and Who Must Comply?

The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program is required for cloud service providers serving US federal agencies. FedRAMP authorization is built on NIST SP 800-53 control implementation with continuous monitoring obligations that extend well beyond initial 3PAO assessment. Start with What is FedRAMP if you need the programme overview.

CyberSilo's unified platform manages FedRAMP alongside FISMA and NIST SP 800-53 from a single control library — evidence collected for an 800-53 AU-12 control simultaneously satisfies the FedRAMP equivalent without duplicate collection.

FedRAMP 20x modernizes authorization toward Key Security Indicators and automated validation (Phase 3 wide-scale adoption active). New Rev 5 certifications stop being accepted on June 11, 2027 — see FedRAMP 20x explained.

FedRAMP Guide Hub

Pillar guides for baselines, authorization paths, ConMon, templates, and comparisons. Use USA FedRAMP services when you need delivery scoping.

Core programme

• FedRAMP 20x explained
• Low / Moderate / High baselines (156 / 323 / 410)
• Agency ATO vs JAB P-ATO vs Ready
• Authorization process
• What is a 3PAO
• What is FedRAMP

Templates & operations

• SSP template & guide
• POA&M template (30 / 90 / 180 days)
• Continuous monitoring requirements
• Audit logging (AU) requirements
• FIPS 140-3 cryptography
• Readiness checklist
• ThreatHawk SIEM for FedRAMP

Planning & comparisons

• How long does FedRAMP take?
• FedRAMP cost drivers
• FedRAMP vs SOC 2 vs ISO 27001
• FISMA vs FedRAMP
• FedRAMP for non-US providers
• FedRAMP vs StateRAMP
• SaaS authorization path