Prescient Security Named FedRAMP Third-Party Assessment Organization
Prescient Security, a leading cybersecurity firm specializing in Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) through stringent security standards, has been appointed as a FedRAMP Third-Party Assessment Organization (3PAO). This prestigious designation reaffirms Prescient Security's expertise in conducting comprehensive security assessments vital for CSPs seeking federal authorization.
FedRAMP, a crucial cloud certification program across the US government, emphasizes unified evaluation methods for security, authorization, and ongoing surveillance. Prescient Security's selection as a 3PAO underscores its commitment to upholding the highest standards of cybersecurity and compliance.
In response to the announcement, Sammy Chowdhury, Chief Compliance Officer of Prescient Security, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "Prescient Security's appointment as a FedRAMP 3PAO marks a significant milestone in our commitment to cybersecurity excellence. We're thrilled to contribute our expertise to ensuring cloud services meet the rigorous standards set by federal agencies."
Matt S. Graham, Director of FedRAMP at Prescient Security, added, "This designation enables us to empower our clients with the highest standards of cloud security and compliance, ensuring their services are primed to meet the rigorous demands of federal agencies."
Prescient Security's role as a FedRAMP 3PAO reinforces its dedication to cybersecurity excellence, ensuring secure and reliable cloud services for federal agencies.
For further information about Prescient Security's FedRAMP Third-Party Assessment Organization (3PAO) status and its comprehensive cybersecurity services, please contact:
Sammy Chowdhury
CCO, Prescient Security
Email: Sammy.chowdhury@prescientsecurity.com
Matthew S. Graham
Director of FedRAMP, Prescient Security
Email: Matthew.graham@prescientsecurity.com
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