Continuous Monitoring: More Important Than Ever for Government Agencies
FedRAMP recently updated its guidelines for continuous monitoring. Is your CSP taking steps to maintain certification and keep your sensitive data secure?
Updates and guides on government cloud hosting, FedRAMP/FISMA concepts, DoD cloud needs, disaster recovery, and secure operations.
FedRAMP recently updated its guidelines for continuous monitoring. Is your CSP taking steps to maintain certification and keep your sensitive data secure?
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Government agencies are increasingly embracing the FedRAMP certified cloud IaaS model, as it streamlines procedures, reduces overhead, and accelerates time to market.
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Microsoft recently introduced a new patch that should prevent computers from rebooting unexpectedly as a result of a wayward security update from Intel.
IT-CNP’s GovDataHosting is now a preferred application migration and cloud hosting provider for the entire Department of Defense.
Our managed cloud hosting services offer reduced deployment times, superior support, and complete alignment of IT functions with agency goals.
IT-CNP, Inc. has been awarded a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for NGITS hosting & other services.
When hiring a CSP, it is important to understand how providers receive an Authority to Operate. FISMA and FedRAMP both have their own processes.