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.
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.
The healthcare payments industry sits in the crossfire between privacy and public trust. Under pressure in the cloud services space, a major FinTech company’s executive team intended to position their technology platform ahead of the competition with Coalfire’s Strategy+ program and HITRUST CSF® certification.
To diversify and expand cloud services to the federal market, a leading artificial intelligence (AI) data platform and machine learning (ML) training organization decided to pursue FedRAMP certification. With limited engineering staff, the organization needed help navigating the complex FedRAMP landscape to achieve Authority to Operate (ATO).
As cloud enterprises embark on digital transformation journeys, capabilities such as intelligent insights, visibility, governance, and extensible security are critical components to this leading identity security firm’s solutions. To protect their market position and comply with government security requirements, the firm needed to develop a secure, audit-ready cloud environment and achieve FedRAMP Authority to Operate (ATO).
Already heavily invested in multiple private clouds, this well-known global bank was historically averse to moving confidential data to the public cloud. Ongoing COVID-related economic pressures led the bank to accelerate a pilot program that established a landing zone in Amazon Web Services (AWS) for PCI applications, enabling them to benefit from the standard OpEx versus CapEx advantage.
In response to an Office for Civil Rights (OCR) inquiry, one of the nation’s largest public healthcare delivery systems realized the need for an enterprisewide HIPAA risk analysis and risk management plan. To meet OCR requirements, they partnered with Coalfire to develop a plan, close gaps, and demonstrate their commitment to HIPAA compliance, all while reducing costs.