A New Way to SSP: The Component Definition Approach to Defining Controls
A New Way to SSP: The Component Definition Approach to Defining Controls Guest Post by Johann Dettweiler, CISO, stackArmor Imagine
Accelerating Access to Secure and Compliant SaaS for Government
The ArmoryTM is a security and compliance “broker” platform that reduces the sponsorship and continuous monitoring burden for Government Agencies and SaaS providers that need to meet StateRAMP, CJIS, HIPAA or FedRAMP requirements.
Government agencies looking to modernize need access secure SaaS services that meets cybersecurity standards like FedRAMP, StateRAMP, CJIS or HIPAA amongst others. Providing sponsorships and performing continuous monitoring can be costly and time consuming for both Agencies and Software companies. The ArmoryTM is a Compliance “Broker” Platform that meets FedRAMP/StateRAMP High requirements and through a streamlined SCR (change) process streamlines the onboarding and management of compliant SaaS services. The ArmoryTM is hosted on Google Cloud’s FedRAMP High accredited Assured Workloads. The ArmoryTM makes it easy for Government customers to use new innovative AI SaaS services without having to worry about delays and high costs associated with sponsoring commercial software providers. The ArmoryTM is assessed by a leading 3PAO and compliant with StateRAMP and FedRAMP requirements.
In addition to meet rigorous cybersecurity requirements in NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5, Armory implements enhanced controls that are derived from NIST AI RMF (NIST AI 100-1 and NIST AI 600-1) providing Government agencies with mission assurance while using AI services. Some of the underlying controls and verification steps performed by stackArmor and independently tested include:
The ArmoryTM is powered by FedRAMP accredited cloud services provided by Google Cloud Platform’s Assured Workloads; protected with stackArmor’s ThreatAlert(R) Security Platform and independently tested by a industry leading 3PAO to provide the highest levels of assurance to Government customers.
stackArmor has established an experienced and highly knowledgeable team of government technology experts with policy, operations and many years of industry experience. The AI Risk Management Center of Excellence (COE) is available to provide guidance and direction to help with the development of best practices and provide insights into technology adoption challenges for AI services.
A New Way to SSP: The Component Definition Approach to Defining Controls Guest Post by Johann Dettweiler, CISO, stackArmor Imagine
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