Information Security & Cybersecurity

Automate FedRAMP authorisation readiness

FedRAMP · Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program

US government program providing a standardized approach to security assessment, authorization, and continuous monitoring for cloud products and services used by federal agencies.

421 controls24/7 continuous monitoring
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What is FedRAMP?

US government program providing a standardized approach to security assessment, authorization, and continuous monitoring for cloud products and services used by federal agencies.

Who it applies to

Cloud service providers selling to US federal agencies. Effectively a market-access requirement: without an authorisation, a federal agency cannot use the service.

How the standard is organised

Control baselines drawn from NIST SP 800-53, selected by impact level, with the evidence package assessed by an accredited third-party assessment organisation (a 3PAO).

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FedRAMP on the Bitkosh platform

The 421 FedRAMP controls sit in one workspace, evidence is collected from the systems you already run, and shared controls satisfy the equivalent requirement in the other 34 frameworks at the same time — so a second framework costs a fraction of the first.

How the platform works

Frequently Asked Questions

Who publishes FedRAMP, and who does it apply to?
FedRAMP is published by The FedRAMP program, administered within the US General Services Administration. Cloud service providers selling to US federal agencies. Effectively a market-access requirement: without an authorisation, a federal agency cannot use the service.
How is FedRAMP conformance demonstrated?
Authorised by a government body after independent assessment. There is no certificate to obtain. Conformance is shown through mapped controls and retained evidence, and tested by a regulator or a counterparty rather than an auditor you appoint.
How is FedRAMP structured?
Control baselines drawn from NIST SP 800-53, selected by impact level, with the evidence package assessed by an accredited third-party assessment organisation (a 3PAO). Bitkosh tracks 421 FedRAMP controls against it, each with its own evidence requirements, owner and review cadence.
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