FedRAMP Marketplace Outlook for 2023

January 13, 2023
stackArmor

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US Federal Agencies are expected to spend nearly $19B on cloud services by 2024. In order to participate in the Federal and DOD marketplace, a key requirement for commercial cloud solution providers is the ability to obtain and maintain FedRAMP certification. The FedRAMP program is expected to continue to grow given the recent passage of the FedRAMP Authorization Act as part of the NDAA.

For organizations planning to pursue FedRAMP certification in 2023, here are some helpful resources for further analysis and planning.

FedRAMP Authorization Act: Implications for Cloud Service Providers

Preparing for FedRAMP – Whitepaper

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How much does it cost to prepare for FedRAMP

We hope you find these resources helpful. Please contact us to schedule a free consultation and planning discussion.

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