Working together is key to a successful compliance program. Coalfire’s approach comprised working with the security team and conducting an initial gap assessment, followed by a three-year audit to ensure continuous improvement.
The Orca executive team knew that the Orca Cloud Security Platform was well-suited to securing federal cloud environments, but they were unsure of how to build a FedRAMP-compliant environment. With client expectations and first-to-market advantage hanging in the balance, Orca needed a partner with experience developing secure, audit-ready cloud environments at a rapid pace.
With big contracts at stake, Scale hired Coalfire, the leading FedRAMP advisor and Third Party Assessment Organization (3PAO). Coalfire has brought more than 1,200 organizations and cloud service providers to audit-ready status affordably and in record time and has experience with 70% of all new FedRAMP ATOs.
Coalfire Chief Customer Officer Adam Shnider sits down with client and CAB member Dr. Adrian Mayers, Global CISO at Premera to discuss things new CISOs need to know, ways for individuals to become part of the national security process, and Premera’s own cyber journey. Dr. Mayers also talks about why partners like Coalfire are an imperative part of any security team.
High-profile software supply chain breaches like Log4j have forced a greater sense of urgency for government application security managers. Veracode’s clientele requested the company attain FedRAMP authorization as assurance of its security standing.
With the advent of the State Risk and Authorization Management Program (StateRAMP), cloud service providers (CSPs) and software services providers now have parameters to help them assure compliance to clients.
In this videocast, Stuart Itkin, vice president CMMC and FedRAMP® Assurance, Coalfire Federal, and Tom Wollard, senior technical program manager for Amazon Web Services (AWS) CMMC Go-To-Market team, discuss a variety of topics related to CMMC.