FedRAMP Compliance Service
Securing Your Cloud, Elevating Trust - Your Gateway to FedRAMP Compliance
Oppos FedRAMP Compliance Services bring over 60 years of combined experience in the cybersecurity industry to help you achieve and maintain FedRAMP certification.
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) is a crucial aspect of securing government data and ensuring the continuous monitoring of Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) doing business with the Federal government.
With our extensive real-world experience as security advisors to some of the world’s largest companies, we are confident in our ability to help you easily navigate the FedRAMP certification process. Our team of experts will work with you to ensure your compliance with FedRAMP controls and provide you with a validated FedRAMP assessment, a testament to your commitment to securing government data.
Choose Oppos Cybersecurity Consultants Canada for your FedRAMP compliance needs and benefit from our expertise, dedication, and commitment to helping you achieve your goals.
What is FedRAMP?
The FedRAMP program sets the security standards for cloud services and products used by federal agencies and ensures the protection of government data and systems.
By achieving FedRAMP compliance, your organization demonstrates its commitment to security and its ability to meet the strict security requirements set by the government. This helps your organization secure government contracts and enhances your reputation and credibility in the market.
Moreover, FedRAMP compliance can also benefit your organization by reducing the cost of FISMA compliance and enabling you to detect cybersecurity vulnerabilities at unprecedented speeds. This can help you avoid potential threats and minimize the impact of security breaches.
By achieving FedRAMP compliance, your organization can demonstrate its commitment to security, enhance its reputation, and minimize the impact of potential security breaches.
FedRAMP Compliance Requirements
FedRAMP compliance is a rigorous certification that requires a cloud service provider to meet high-level security requirements, including:
- Implementation of controls that meet FIPS 199 categorization
- Complete FedRAMP documentation
- Development of a Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M)
- Assessment by a FedRAMP Third-Party Assessment Organization (3PAO)
- Implementation of a Continuous Monitoring (ConMon) program
- Acquisition of Joint Authorization Board (JAB) Agency ATO or Provisional ATO
At Oppos Inc., our team of experts has the experience and knowledge to guide you through the FedRAMP authorization process, ensuring that your organization meets all the requirements. We will work with you to complete FedRAMP documentation, implement controls, develop a POA&M, and provide a validated FedRAMP assessment. Our experts will also help you implement a Continuous Monitoring program, including monthly vulnerability scans, to keep your organization secure.
Becoming FedRAMP authorized can be highly challenging, but with Oppos Inc. on your side, it doesn’t have to be. Our commitment to your success is unmatched, and we’re here to help you every step of the way. Once you achieve FedRAMP certification, your organization will be listed in the FedRAMP Marketplace, where government agencies go when sourcing new cloud-based solutions.
Choose Oppos Inc. for your FedRAMP compliance needs, and benefit from our expertise, dedication, and commitment to helping you achieve your goals.
Our FedRAMP Compliance Services
At Oppos, we offer customized solutions to meet your organization’s unique needs. Whether you’re just starting your FedRAMP journey or looking to maintain your ATO, we’ve got you covered. Our cybersecurity experts have crafted our FedRAMP offerings to accommodate a broad range of cybersecurity maturity levels, ensuring that you receive the right level of service for your organization’s needs.
Readiness Assessment Report (RAR)
If you’re considering obtaining FedRAMP-ready status but need a high-level assessment to identify potential gaps, our Readiness Assessment Report is the perfect solution. Our experts will review your environment’s technical capabilities in meeting FedRAMP requirements, helping you to pursue Joint Authorization Board (JAB) provisional authorization to operate (P-ATO).
Gap Assessment
Our Gap Assessment is the answer for organizations needing a rigorous review of all 365+ FedRAMP controls. Our detailed Gap Assessments include network and dataflow diagram reviews, detailed findings report, multiple stakeholder interviews, and remediation instructions to help you perform the necessary corrective actions for accreditation.
FedRAMP Assessment
If you’re seeking a full technical assessment to ensure compliance with NIST SP 800-53 Revision 4 and FedRAMP controls, our FedRAMP Assessment is the ideal solution. Our experts will develop a security assessment plan (SAP), security requirements traceability matrix (SRTM), and security assessment report (SAR). We’ll assess manual security controls, conduct vulnerability scans on all systems, and perform a penetration test.
FedRAMP Remediation Services
For CSPs who have obtained a Security Assessment Report (SAR) identifying known vulnerabilities requiring remediation before ATO, our FedRAMP Remediation Services provide the development and engineering expertise needed to remedy found deficiencies within a JAB review.
Continuous Monitoring Services
If you have already obtained your FedRAMP ATO and need to maintain compliance, our Continuous Monitoring Services are the solution. Our cybersecurity professionals will provide continuous monitoring services to help you maintain your FedRAMP ATO, including mandatory services performed by a 3PAO, such as assessing a subset of controls, penetration testing, and annually scanning operating systems/infrastructure, web applications, and databases.
Choose Oppos Inc. for your FedRAMP Compliance Services, and benefit from our expertise, dedication, and commitment to helping you achieve your goals.
Who Does FedRAMP Apply To?
FedRAMP applies to any cloud service or product used by the U.S. federal government, including popular platforms like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. It also applies to contractors and vendors who provide services on behalf of the government.
The FedRAMP program requires cloud service providers to design and implement a secure environment that meets the required security controls. At Oppos, we have the expertise and experience to help you meet these requirements and achieve FedRAMP compliance.
“A large Telco client of ours required Moveable Online undergo a PCI-DSS gap assessment. After asking around within our circle or business associates, we were introduced to Oppos. They were able to aid us with the gap assessment, make recommendations to secure our environment and help prepare the documentation our client required. The process was quick, informative and we will engage Oppos for future compliance related activities, primarily our efforts with achieving PCI-DSS compliance.”
“They weaved in a layer of security that we had only dreamed of in the past – a next generation rewall — which they built, congured and deployed at the perimeter of our network. When called upon, even with the great distance between us, they provide onsite or remote support as required and always meet the mark. Since the time of our initial project, we have called upon Oppos several times for various IT and Security related projects which they have delivered on every time.”
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FedRAMP Certification FAQS
The benefits of FedRAMP compliance include the ability to secure government contracts, enhance your reputation and credibility in the market, and minimize the impact of potential security breaches.
No, a cloud service provider cannot work with the federal government without FedRAMP compliance.
A FedRAMP Third-Party Assessment Organization (3PAO) is a company that has been accredited by FedRAMP to perform validated FedRAMP assessments that verify compliance with FedRAMP controls.
Continuous Monitoring (ConMon) in the context of FedRAMP refers to the ongoing process of assessing and monitoring the security posture of a cloud service provider to ensure that it remains compliant with FedRAMP requirements.
The Joint Authorization Board (JAB) is a governing body in FedRAMP responsible for approving and maintaining the security authorization of cloud service providers. The JAB is made up of representatives from the Department of Defense, the General Services Administration, and the Department of Homeland Security.
