#Compliance
Articles tagged with Compliance
FedRAMP Authorization Guide (Pillar): From Readiness to ATO + Staying Authorized
A practical, end-to-end guide to FedRAMP authorization for cloud service providers—what to prepare, what goes into the package, what reviewers expect, and how to stay authorized after ATO.
FedRAMP Consultant & MSP Playbook: How They Help CSPs Get to ATO (and Stay There)
A practical, no-fluff guide for CSPs hiring FedRAMP help—and for consultants/MSPs delivering it. Scope, deliverables, pricing models, red flags, and how to run FedRAMP without drowning in docs.
Automation, OSCAL, and AI for FedRAMP: A Practical Guide for CSPs
How to use OSCAL and automation to reduce FedRAMP documentation chaos, speed up evidence mapping, and keep ConMon artifacts continuously audit-ready—without turning your SSP into a fragile spreadsheet project.
FedRAMP Continuous Monitoring After ATO: Monthly, Quarterly, and Annual Checklist
You got the ATO—now what? This practical guide breaks down FedRAMP continuous monitoring (ConMon) after authorization: what to submit monthly, how to run the recurring cycle, and how to stay audit-ready without living in spreadsheets.
FedRAMP vs SOC 2 vs CMMC vs StateRAMP: Which One Do You Actually Need?
A practical comparison of FedRAMP, SOC 2, CMMC, and StateRAMP—what each one proves, who requires it, and the fastest order to pursue them.
FedRAMP 20x + Authorization Act Updates: What Changed and What CSPs Should Do Next
A practical breakdown of FedRAMP 20x and the FedRAMP Authorization Act—what’s changing, why it matters, and how CSPs (and consultants) should adapt.
How Long Does FedRAMP Authorization Really Take?
Everyone says FedRAMP takes 12–18 months, but the real answer is: it depends. This guide breaks down each phase of the journey, what actually drives the timeline, and where CSPs and consultants can save months.
FedRAMP Documentation Explained: SSP, SAP, SAR, and POA&M
A practical guide to the core FedRAMP documents—SSP, SAP, SAR, and POA&M—what they contain, how they fit together, and what CSPs and consultants need to get right.
FedRAMP Low vs Moderate vs High: Impact Levels and How to Choose
A practical guide to FedRAMP impact levels (Low, Moderate, High), what they mean, how many controls to expect, and how to choose the right baseline for your cloud service.