Webinar – Implementing an effective FedRAMP Continuous Monitoring and Security Architecture on AWS

September 12, 2018
stackArmor

Implementing an effective FedRAMP Continuous Monitoring and Security Architecture on AWS

Please join us for our webinar on 3rd October 2018, 1 PM Eastern.

US Federal Agencies require FedRAMP accreditation for IaaS, PaaS and SaaS cloud services. Implementing an effective FedRAMP Continuous Monitoring and Security Architecture is critical for organizations seeking to obtain FedRAMP accreditation.

stackArmor’s Advanced AWS Engineering and Platform Architecture team will share their insights and lessons learned in implementing effective FedRAMP Continuous Monitoring and Security Architecture solutions using a DevSecOps approach. In this webinar we will cover advanced topics including:

Understanding FedRAMP Continuous Monitoring and Security requirements
Considerations on hardening and creating golden images using DevSecOps
Continuous monitoring tooling, reports and incident response

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