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Earning the CMMC certification is the most important step between many businesses and the wealth of lucrative DoD contracts available across a wide range of industries. If you want your business to take that next step, it can be an excellent idea, but it's not a switch you can flip and have operational right away.

These things take time, and time is money. The contract...


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In the past, FedRAMP has used impact levels as a sort of classification system for cloud services that wish to work with the government in some capacity.

The impact levels evaluate a cloud service provider (CSP) based on the sort of information they would be handling and the service they would provide to the government. They are classified across three axes: confidenti...


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FedRAMP as a program has been through a lot over the years it has existed. Different authorization paths, different requirements and standards, multiple rounds of streamlining and changes; it's been a rocky road.

Things are starting to smooth out now that FedRAMP 20x is broadly available, but there's still a lot to learn or to question before you can be fully up to spe...


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Working on a government contract is a big deal for many businesses. It's also frequently the culmination of months (if not years) of effort in building, architecting, defining, and securing systems meant to handle the sensitive information the government needs you to handle.

It would be miserable to miss a step and fail at the finish line, but it's surprisingly not too...


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